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In Reply to: Pinging Coner about Hitachi HS-500 speaker. posted by alaskahiatt on January 28, 2017 at 18:25:28:
is very likely to be lower than the original capacitor. This would cause the tweeter level to be up a bit, and BRIGHT!
If there's a series resistor in the high-pass section , up its value a bit.
And I'd look at paralleling capacitors of descending value to make up the original total value.
Eg. a MF polycarbonate, then a MF polyprop, and then a teflon.
Might be cheaper, too.
Warmest
Tim Bailey
Skeptical Measurer & Audio Scrounger
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Follow Ups
- I'd try out adding a small amount of R in parallel with the new capacitor as its equivalent series resistance - Timbo in Oz 16:18:42 02/05/17 (3)
- Your post is over my head. Here is the crossover schematic. - alaskahiatt 19:48:45 02/05/17 (2)
- okay, you seem to have a 4-position switchable level control on the treble. - Timbo in Oz 20:25:52 02/05/17 (1)
- Thanks for the response. Yes, they are wirewound resistors. nt - alaskahiatt 21:30:56 02/05/17 (0)
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