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Originally Posted by clipto333
(Post 475135)
ok i manageged to remove it.(broke the bloody pole thing) after opening this thing i can say that this thing cannot be removed. its glued. sam, there isnt any inductor in this speaker. there are 2 caps though. ill try to read the cap values. ill post again clip |
Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi
(Post 475123)
:Shockked: Guys! Clip! Please don't do this, don't disassemble a perfectly working Infinity speaker! Please!!:Frustrati Navin, stop him!! |
Originally Posted by clipto333
(Post 475305)
hi sam, assembly i dont know but ive installed it back and its working fine. it was the top of the pole that broke nothing else. glued it back and its fine. determinus - yup great guy. thanks sam. sam bhai - theres no inductor so that makes it a 2 way xo na? navinji - where are you? cheers clip |
Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 475333)
One of the caps provides the HPF for the midrange driver, and the other for the tweeter. There is no filter for the 6x9" driver and it rolls off naturally like the midrange driver at the upper end. If you measure the Rdc of the mid and the tweeter we could find out the crossover frequency. |
Originally Posted by clipto333
(Post 475040)
gunbir, is this the same amp which you reccomended earlier when i came for the upgrade? all this while, ive been thinking of bying an audison srx2s. im confused. was thinking of upgrading my sub amp to srx2s, but now i think i should buy an amp for the comps as i feel my 944 is good enough for bass duty(im satisfied with the bass i get). i can always add another sub later when i have the big red gandhis. so please suggest an audison amp which you think is the best for my comps. also suggest the cheapest from audison for the comps. |
Originally Posted by gunbir
(Post 475399)
Clippo Go for the Audison SRx2 amp. It normally goes for Rs 13400 . |
Originally Posted by gunbir
(Post 475399)
Clippo Go for the Audison SRx2 amp. It normally goes for Rs 13400 Cheers. |
Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 475403)
Gunbir, he is already complaining about hearing clipping from the speakers when driven off the 944. So do you think he'll be happy with an amp that puts out lower power than the current scenario? He might clip it even more. Maybe he could use an amp with slightly higher power rating? Clip, now that you've assembled the speaker back, you wont be able to measure each of the individual drive units' resistance seperately. So I think you'll have to save the project for another adventurous day. |
Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 475403)
Gunbir, he is already complaining about hearing clipping from the speakers when driven off the 944. So do you think he'll be happy with an amp that puts out lower power than the current scenario? He might clip it even more. Maybe he could use an amp with slightly higher power rating? |
Originally Posted by gunbir
(Post 474598)
But knowing you're on a budget, the best budget amp nowadays is the Kenwood KAC-8401. We've compared it to many others in this segment (under 10K) and this is the current king. At last count, this was going for Rs 8.5K a pop. |
Originally Posted by clipto333
(Post 475305)
navinji - where are you? |
Originally Posted by navin
(Post 475781)
Clip you are in a rush. There was an easier way. I told you I was travellling all of Thursday. I am sure I posted this info on some other thread. Anyway the damage was done and fixed. 4.7uf at 4ohms about 8kHz 2.2uf at 4ohm about 16kHz so you know both those drivers are realyl tweeters only one handles the ultra high freq. (above 16kHz). Since the XO is 1st order there will be quite a bit of info all the way down to 2kHz coming out of the bigger tweeter (XOed at 8k/6db). The 6x9 rolls of naturally so it will produce plently till about 4kHz before it's roll off accelerates. B&T, what to do. Cip is as enthused as I was 30 years ago. I remember that I used to wait on Lamington Road for the shops to open (Ramesh Trading Corp was always the first to open in those days). Cip, the first experiment. Replace the caps with the yellow polyester caps made by CTR. See if you can her the difference. Next step is to disconect both tweeters and listen to just the woofer. Listen to a lot of female voices and piano solo. THis will give you a fair idea of where the woofer starts breaking up. Once this is ascertained one needs to get the Fs (Xmax and power handling) of the lower tweeter (the one with the 4.7uf cap) and see if it can take over at a lower frequency (atbeit with a steerper crossover) say 12db @ 3-4kHz (instead of 6db at 8kHz). We'll let the higher tweeter continue to serve it's roll as a fill in. Do you have an accurate signal generator? |
Originally Posted by clipto333
(Post 475976)
i dont have a signal generator. what i have is a software known as TRUE RTA. if thats accurate enough let me know. cheers clip |
Originally Posted by low_bass_makker
(Post 476064)
Ya it will work very fine... |
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