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c) some locations in a car make the tweeter sound dul,l other's bright so this control is nesscary.
For the same reason I said i need control over midbass. Simple
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Originally Posted by pankkaj
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c) some locations in a car make the tweeter sound dul,l other's bright so this control is nesscary.For the same reason I said i need control over midbass. Simple
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Originally Posted by navin
(Post 1377278)
b) offering control to the HP section is a lot cheaper than applying the same controls to the LP section (besides the reduction of damping factor caused by the resistive element of these controls is more easily felt/noticed in the bass).
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maybe you did not
read my earlier post
fully. boosting the midbass is akin to cutting the tweeter and vice versa. since the tweeter only 'sees' 10-15% of the power the midbass 'sees' controlling the tweeter is cheaper.
Judicious use of the tone controls and XO's HPF settings offers you many options. If however none of these combinations suits your fancy then you have to take a soldering iron to the XO. There is a post by me on doing this (example used was a pair of Infinity speakers on my wife's Opel Sail) some years ago.
However I did not post the LsPCAD simulations as I do not know how to cut and paste these things over the internet.
chill man, ctrl c and ctrl v, You can also try. its easy
Unh-hunh, that wouldn't work. Your method will just insert a link to your local hard disk!
Navin, it is not that difficult either. Shift-Printscreen to capture the screen, paste into MS Paint (run MS Paint, press ^V), crop it to the area that you want (may need cutting and pasting to a new file), and save the image as a JPG.
Upload the image using the Attach facility (Paper Clip symbol) in the Create Post page.
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