Speaker opinions...

[joshhignight@techography.net (joshhignight@techography.net)]

Ah-HA!
This is actually what I was initially thinking about. 

After seeing the other email, I was thinking "What is a coil? I don't remember hearing about those in relation to car audio. Oh well, I probably need an ICE for Dumbies book anyhow..." 

Joshua



Original Message -----------------------
Caps in parallel with the speaker will remove high frequencies (low pass
filter), and in series with the speakers, will remove lower frequencies
(high pass filter), because C=di/dt

Coils will do the opposite (L=dv/dt)

Just to confuse people a bit more ;)

Cheers.

Marc
'83 Scirocco
'88 Scirocco Slegato

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Ah, ok. I knew that caps did one thing, and something else did another.
Couldn't remember which was which though. Either way, I guess it's more of
jsut tuning the output on the amp and sealing up the tube eh? It's ported,
but I've always liked sealed enclosures anyway. Time to seal it up maybe?


Joshua




Original Message -----------------------
That's true. The caps cut out bass. The higher the capacitance mfd, the
lower
the pass. I always set them up on my frnt speakers. I use 47 mfd which has
about
a 1000 hz pass IIRC.
John

Jason Adams wrote:

> DON'T put a cap on your sub!  Caps cut low frequencies!
>


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