Home-Made IEMs
Mar 19, 2024 at 4:45 AM Post #15,905 of 15,975
Hello,

I've managed to create my own CIEMs from GV 32830, can't seem to find the way to share picture, but I guess you've seen a ton of those :)

I would like to try to add a tweeter with a crossover. I've checked a lot of in these forums, but could find any answer on which tweeter I should buy and how my crossover circuit should look like. Anyone could help on this? Would be really grateful

Most of the information I found here, but not sure if it's correct, that I should use this tweeter:
Knowles TWFK, but which one? Will this one fit for me? TWFK-30017-000

Do I need to add woofer CI-22955-000 or just taking the tape of from GV will be enough?

Thanks
 
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Mar 30, 2024 at 7:33 AM Post #15,912 of 15,975
Hi everyone,

I started the hobby three years ago. I want to go deeper yet the diminishing return and the price is holding me back. Im still a student so I dont have the capability to buy really expensive iem. So I guess I'll start to make my own iem and in return customize my frequency response. I don't know much of building one but I believe I have enough skills working with resin and some circuits.

I plan to make a three driver setup with three way crossover, yet studying signal filtering, cause me confusion on why do everyone only use simple circuits.

Are these diagrams overkill? Or there are something Im missing out, like the drivers' resistance simplify these diagrams that makes them insignificant. Wouldn't there be any signal noise if these kinds of circuits were not used?

The diagrams in the first img are just my sketched diagram of what I think might be a three-way crossover. Is this applicable for an iem or is it just exclusive for speakers?
 

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Mar 31, 2024 at 3:08 AM Post #15,913 of 15,975
Hey.
My first time working with the 38d1xj007mi/8a. Just want to make sure.. I shorten the + with the second + and the same with the -, right?
And what is the method to shorten the pads, with the same wires that are used for wiring?

Another thing, I measured the driver with a 1mm ID tube about 10mm long. The response graph is very different from the one that sonion presents.. I measured an increase of about 10db between 20 and 100 and a decay only after the 1k (in datasheet a decay between 100 and 1k of 25db is shown..)
 

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