So it's Saturday and I'm suppose to do some pre tax work for the CPA but I'll do that later...hehehe
After holding of on digging in to the crossover board, I finally said
"to hell with caution" and removed the the whole board...barabing
It is amazing how complicated and convoluted the whole design is.
The switching network can not do anything positive for the audio signal. No oxygen free copper as far as the eye can see and plenty of HMG.......Hot melt glue lol
So all that is going bye bye, a new design for the tweeter modules
with micro adjustability for time alignment and the Rear tweeter will have a volume control. The top plate where the Walsh driver is attached will be made from a sandwich of aluminum, and rubber and I'm decoupling the plate from the cabinet as much as possible.
So........that's it for now.........🇸🇪
After holding of on digging in to the crossover board, I finally said
"to hell with caution" and removed the the whole board...barabing
It is amazing how complicated and convoluted the whole design is.
The switching network can not do anything positive for the audio signal. No oxygen free copper as far as the eye can see and plenty of HMG.......Hot melt glue lol
So all that is going bye bye, a new design for the tweeter modules
with micro adjustability for time alignment and the Rear tweeter will have a volume control. The top plate where the Walsh driver is attached will be made from a sandwich of aluminum, and rubber and I'm decoupling the plate from the cabinet as much as possible.
So........that's it for now.........🇸🇪