[ignotus]

 

dangerous: wife

- Wife: LISTEN to me when I'm talking to you. You've spent WHAT to fool around with your soldering iron and plug tiny pieces of plastic into your ears?!?
 
- Me: [Pulls out IEMs] Sorry dear?
 
*THWACK!*

 

[Shilohsjustice]

Im really dont know anything about electronics at this point... I will try to do some sort of scheme and show it to your guys approuval if you dont mind

Thank you for your input! Will try to do this, with crossover I could also do my 1 tube plan...

Maybe this will help:

 

[ForceMajeure]

Maybe this will help:

I think the cap on the twfk is only for one driver of the twfk in the pic above.
Should be for both no?
 
I think this is the correct ver

 

[Shilohsjustice]

I think the cap on the twfk is only for one driver of the twfk in the pic above.
Should be for both no?

I think this is the correct ver

Yes that's correct. I drew it incorrect, thank you ForceMajeure for the correction!!!!!

 

[sanekn]

Love you people. Thank you so much!

Last question if you dont mind - what type of caps / resistors i need to use, i can see on mouser they have different voltages and res have wattage rates... (Yeah, i really jon snowing on electronics...)

 

[Shilohsjustice]

Love you people. Thank you so much!

Last question if you dont mind - what type of caps / resistors i need to use, i can see on mouser they have different voltages and res have wattage rates... (Yeah, i really jon snowing on electronics...)

I have been using Tantalum Capacitors 22uf 6.3v 10% size 1210 like these:



I use size 0805 smd resistors, they are small but after working with them you get used to it. I like them this small so I can work crossovers into smaller shells, I simply coat the resistors/capacitors with super glue once soldered so they do not short anything should they come into contact with the driver or another cap/res.

 

[Shilohsjustice]

Wattage with regard the the resistor relates to the amount it can withstand without damaging the resistor. Someone else can correct me if I'm wrong, but the wattage won't affect resistance.

 

[sanekn]

Man thank you so much! Ive just purchased everything on ebay because i just cant pay mousers 20€ shipping for 4 microscopic cheap components... Will se if it works out well!

The last question tho, i'm sure its been told already somewhere here but what type and gauge wire should be used between electronic components? ive used some wire i had on my hands but it was quite stiff. Any thoughts?

 

[Shilohsjustice]

Man thank you so much! Ive just purchased everything on ebay because i just cant pay mousers 20€ shipping for 4 microscopic cheap components... Will se if it works out well!

Awesome, let us know how things go!!!

 

[Shilohsjustice]

The last question tho, i'm sure its been told already somewhere here but what type and gauge wire should be used between electronic components? ive used some wire i had on my hands but it was quite stiff. Any thoughts?[/quote]

When started out I would strip the wire from cheap in ear headphones, this would last a while like a $5 pair. I think the cable I use is like 50micron litz wire. It's hard to use gauges wire but you could get away with a 30awg hook up wire. (Number goes up smaller the thickness of wire)

 

[grushaaa]

yes cool

 

[Squirg]

Man thank you so much!

Ive just purchased everything on ebay because i just cant pay mousers 20€ shipping for 4 microscopic cheap components... Will se if it works out well!

The last question tho, i'm sure its been told already somewhere here but what type and gauge wire should be used between electronic components? ive used some wire i had on my hands but it was quite stiff. Any thoughts?

I just got some of this stuff in and it works beautifully!  
 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/T028BL-10m-BLACK-0-28mm-Teflon-Micro-Litz-Wire-Solder-High-temperature-10m-1pcs-/191942042563?hash=item2cb0a323c3:g:R9UAAOSwwpdW6jNg
 
And the price is right!!!

 

[Squirg]

I think I am finally getting some decent measurements on my Veritas:
 
 
 
 

 
This is a 3 driver Sonion 26-E25, 2015 design.

 

[sanekn]

I just got some of this stuff in and it works beautifully!  

http://www.ebay.com/itm/T028BL-10m-BLACK-0-28mm-Teflon-Micro-Litz-Wire-Solder-High-temperature-10m-1pcs-/191942042563?hash=item2cb0a323c3:g:R9UAAOSwwpdW6jNg

And the price is right!!!

thank you sir!

 

[Tulku1967]

   
Thanks Tulku!  The only reason I was wiring in series is because I was following the Sonion description.  Your wiring makes more sense to me.  Have you made this design?  If so, how did it sound?  What tubing/dampers did you use?  Thanks again!!!

You're right!
3800 connected in series  better to 1723.
Due to impedance matching...
 
In Angie is 3800  wired in parallel ...
But there is a similar impedance of 2800, other than 1723.