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In Reply to: RE: Definition of a Zobel network from Wikipedia posted by Tweaker456 on July 28, 2016 at 11:32:08:
An RC network consisting of R = 100 + C = .01uF is a low pass filter when placed in parallel with a speaker input, NOT able to "neutralize the effects of the driver's voice coil inductance" for all voice coils and all amplifiers. My major point was that the R and C values for a true Zobel network need to be calculated based on the amplifier output impedance, the inductance/capacitance of the speaker wire, and the characteristics of the driver voice coil. The HD Link or your putative lo-pass filter would not serve that purpose. It's just a low pass filter. Out.
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- And? You've proven me to be correct,... - Lew 11:41:14 07/28/16 (10)
- RE: And? You've proven me to be correct,... - Tweaker456 12:14:45 07/28/16 (9)
- If we're back to the main subject of getting rid of "hiss",... - Lew 13:57:19 07/28/16 (7)
- Fixing hiss at the source - Tweaker456 21:33:17 07/31/16 (6)
- I don't have any problem with hiss... - Lew 12:50:35 08/05/16 (5)
- More along your line of work - Tweaker456 10:21:13 08/07/16 (4)
- When were those CD's you are talking about..... - Cougar 13:30:51 08/07/16 (3)
- RE: When were those CD's you are talking about..... - Tweaker456 20:48:53 08/07/16 (2)
- Yes, Please enjoy your system/music! - Cougar 23:38:15 08/07/16 (1)
- RE: Yes, Please enjoy your system/music! - Tweaker456 06:31:39 08/08/16 (0)
- Sound better? - gusser 13:15:46 07/28/16 (0)
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