Passive Line Filters (BD-Design)

by Bert , Wednesday, February 06, 2008, 10:07 (5934 days ago) @ Balthasar

Hi Ralph,

I can't help much but I am sure that AES tested this with their bass system and your Oris horns/drivers.

You can always try to tune it by changing one or more values for the capacitors and listen if things improve. Having a different input impedance with your amplifier does change the filter character but to which extend (and if it is working less optimal) depends on the situation.

The effect of making the capacitors bigger lowers the crossover frequency (less midbass or overlap), making the smaller will cross higher (more midbass or overlap).

Bert

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