Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em?

Finally some action on the thread...lol

I think the big surprises for everyone is the Walsh driver falling of so early.
The opportunity for me to take a closer look at each driver is pretty much
exclusive in the whole scheme of things IE no one else has done it as far as I have seen 
around the net. The extension of the tweeter is weird, looks like a filter blocking the signal.
I am ordering up a new cable for my signal generator to see if that's an issue.

I did take the switch circuit out yesterday and I'm going back to work on it momentarily.
Im sure cleaning up the wiring mess and removing the switches will greatly improve imaging and dynamic response. One odd thing is that the signal is inverted right at the signal input
so I will test that out....

Till then.......🇸🇪

Soooooo.....

The thought I had was, what would happen if I bypass the Ohm X-over and insert my own
that I built for another project.
The X-over is a simple 8 ohm (wrong impedance) cheap parts that I used for testing
and voila' my friends!! It worked like a charm, not perfect as It need to be a 4 ohm impedance unit, but never the less it works.
I'm surprised every day and It's a blast, can't wait to continue with some more testing.

More to come soon my friends....🇸🇪

peterr53, keep up the good work.
Very interesting.

I am seriously thinking about looking at what is under the cans of my 2.2000 upgrade that has issues.

Also, peterr53, if you would like to test the fall off of another set of Ohms, just let me know (I'm in SoCal).

...50 pages, wow.  I guess there's 'life' in Walsh's after all. ;)

Guess I'll just have to keep tinkering....*S*