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Re: Compensation components w/ 6db slopes? [message #34027 is a reply to message #34026] Mon, 08 October 2001 20:32 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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I would not recommend a variable L-Pad, but would recommend a series/parallel attenuator using fixed value resistors. Put an HF augmentation capacitor across the series resistor.

The network I use in my speakers will work for you, using values R1=16 ohms, R2=30 ohms and C1=0.47uF. It is a little different configuration than usual, with the shunt resistor in front of the series resistor, because it was designed to provide a specific amount of damping for my crossover. But it will work for you very nicely. Load impedance is about 12 ohms, so keep that in mind when choosing your crossover cap.

 
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