Subwoofer Equaliser


Posted on Jul 24, 2012

The Linkwitz transform circuit (or EAS principle) will allow any driver to extend to 20 Hz or even lower. A good quick test is to stick the speaker in a box, and drive it to 50 or 100W or so at 20 Hz - you should see a lot of cone movement, a few things will rattle, but you shouldn`t actually hear a tone. A `bad` speaker will generate 60 Hz (third harmonic) - if you don`t hear anything, the speaker will work in an equalised sub.


Subwoofer Equaliser
Click here to download the full size of the above Circuit.

A simple mixer circuit is shown in Figure 1, and this is simply be added to the front end of the circuit in Figure 2. The mixer stage completely isolates each channel from the other, since the summing point is a "virtual earth" because of the f




Leave Comment

characters left:

New Circuits

.

 


Popular Circuits

Dark-activated 230V Lamp
Voltage Inverter II
Two-stage wideband amplifier
Sleep Mode Circuit Circuit
Led display digital Voltmeter
the monitoring systems of railway level crossing of mining area of Atmega128 one-chip computer and GPRS
generating a sine wave
build relay toggle switch
General-Purpose Alarm
Low voltage DC motor speed control circuit
square wave 2 sine wave convertion
555 electrical equipment overload and a phase circuit protection device
Automatic multipurpose emergency lights circuit diagram



Top