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http://home.iprimus.com.au/gradds/pyramid.htm




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I know I posted this below, but that was in the middle of another thread, and I really want people to see them !!!



Wow, those look nice. And I'm betting that they sound really nice as well, I for one really like the sound of vifas.



Nice job Andy! I'll see you in chat!

-Chris

Location: Victoria, BC, NA, Sol III


Andy,

Another non-rectangular masterpiece. Nice to see the 3-way series XO.

dave


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nice job!

1. would like to know ow a series XO works.

2. what is the listening ht.? Is that for teh tweeter or mid or in between both?

3. have you tried reversing the tweeter and mid positions?


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should be:;

http://home.iprimus.com.au/gradds/se...ss-oversKA.htm



should the listening height of flat baffle speakers be?

1. level with the center of midrange?
2. level with center of tweeter?
3. between the 2?

I think level with midrange might work better as time alignment of the midrange voice coil will be alsmost same distance from ear as tweeter voice coil.


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to quote from ken ahern..
So as I continue my silly analogy, two groups of frequencies are coming down the path and come to the split. The high freqs look at the inductor to the right and say, "That doesn't look good!" so they head of to the left and the tweeter. Of course the low freqs (who have no resistance to inductors) reach the opposite conclusion and head to the right. When the low freqs get past the inductor, they see the cap up ahead and decide to take the cut across to the left path and face the woofer that goes with it. Meanwhile, the high freqs have just gotten past the tweeter and are quite relieved to take the cut across to the cap which offers them little resistance.

now how do extend this to second order series XOs?

regards
navin


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to extend the analogy (based on circuit at http://home.iprimus.com.au/gradds/se...oss-overs9.htm )...

both freqs are coming down +

the low freqs run through L1 the high freqs run though C2.

the low freqs then dodge C1 and run through the woofer.

the high freqs. meanwhile run the tweeter and dodge the woofer (which is really a inductance) and run through C1.

say a f3 of 2000Hz
L1 = 0.68 and L2 is 0.9
C1 = 14.1 and C2 is 18.8

L1 is effectively a low pass below the f3 of a 0.68mh inductor
C2 is a high pass above the f3 of a 18.8 uf cap.
only some of the freq that have passed a 18.8 uf cap will run through C1 which is smaller and hence has a higher f3
meanwhile only those freqs that are too low to run through v1 (14.1 uf) will run through the woofer.

so the woofer low pass is L1, C1 and the tweeter high pass is C2, L2. right?


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Originally posted by navin
nice job!

1. would like to know ow a series XO works.

2. what is the listening ht.? Is that for teh tweeter or mid or in between both?

3. have you tried reversing the tweeter and mid positions?





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