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RE: Question regarding using Quickie in crossover

Posted by artsybrute (A) on September 15, 2009 at 10:37:44

In Reply to: RE: Question regarding using Quickie in crossover posted by Caucasian Blackplate on September 15, 2009 at 10:07:33:

Thanks CB.

So... If I just ran the preamp to both the Quickie and the Excite II in parallel, would I have any problems of one circuit affecting the other?

In answer to your questions: Yes, that schematic shows the signal coming directly from the phono stage, which has an selectable OT of 150/600 ohm. In parallel with that is a TVC (autoformer type) and I forget its output impedance.

I'm looking for a LP filter at about 100-120hz (this one is 12 dB/octave at about 127 Hz). I was originally trying to keep caps out of the signal path. I realize the Quickie probably has at least one cap in the signal path that I won't be able to remove, so maybe a good RC filter would work.

And thanks for the info about the pot being 100K. My Alps Black Beauty will work if I can find room for it.

Triamp... Take a load off!

Edits: 09/15/09

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