Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks (Oris Horns)
Hi Tom,
.............I thought when a filter is inbetween the speaker and the power amplifier,> then this is called passive. And if the filter is between source/preamp> and power amplifier, then this is called active.
Or am I wrong here?I am just trying understand fully your setup
Thanks,
Rudolf
I usually think of passive as not requiring a power source, such as the RC filter network I am currently using on my bass, while active circuits, such as the Rane crossover I previously used, require power and either plug into the mains or have a battery power source. For example, a passive pre-amp has no active circuitry.
I realize that the term passive pre-amp is a misnomer as it doesn't amp anything. I used it as an example both for clarity and to illustrate the loose terminology that is accepted in audio.
Tom
Complete thread:
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-13, 13:48
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - MichaelW, 2007-03-13, 18:42
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-14, 03:51
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Rudolf150, 2007-03-14, 20:04
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-14, 22:18
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - MichaelW, 2007-03-14, 21:14
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Rudolf150, 2007-03-14, 20:04
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-14, 03:51
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Bert, 2007-03-13, 19:32
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-14, 04:49
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Bert, 2007-03-14, 09:08
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-14, 04:49
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Rudolf150, 2007-03-13, 22:43
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - Tom Russell, 2007-03-14, 05:00
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - lucanato, 2007-12-11, 19:15
- Bert's 150 bass filter - Thanks - MichaelW, 2007-03-13, 18:42