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In Reply to: Re: 1.6 passive line xo works! posted by CH Chang on February 4, 2001 at 17:04:36:
>>How is that to be interpreted? The "ser" and "par" I'd assume mean series and parallel.that's right!
>>To me, it looks like you're saying the 5.49k Ohm resistor is in series with the output from your pre-amp. There is a 4.53k Ohm res in parallel with that resistor. And a 2.2nF capacitor in series with the resistors.
well, rather this: the 5.49k resistor and the 2.2nF cap in series,
the 4.53k in parallel IN BETWEEN the former resistor and cap
(in series with signal, in parallel from signal to ground)>>It seems like everyone has had positive experiences with passive bi-amping, that may be my next project after I replace the binding posts on my 1.6s. Thanks.
yes, in biamping you get more from your 1.6, especially resolving
power, then musicalitybest, paco
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