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RE: Doing 48dB L-R filters in analogue, instead of using the (digital) DEQX ... problems?

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In Reply to: RE: Doing 48dB L-R filters in analogue, instead of using the (digital) DEQX ... problems? posted by andyr on March 30, 2008 at 03:39:10

Andy:

Have you done a cost estimate of the components you will need for a passive 8th order? Also, have you considered the insertion loss of three or possibly four series inductors on the woofer and midrange low-pass filters?

I would recommend going the PC route and playing with the Thuneau Allocator crossover along with a decent measurement suite. This way you can emulate what you want to do for very little money - you may even want to keep the Allocator in service. The Allocator does have phase compensataion if you get the Allocator/Arbitrator combo.

The big question here is... why 8th order?

Cheers,
Presto

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I would do it active, Presto ... - andyr 15:04:05 04/07/08 (0)

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