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Active vs. Passive: An attempt by me to explain
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<blockquote data-quote="Team Hammer" data-source="post: 2513583" data-attributes="member: 572786"><p>* -- Q refers to the "quality" of a resonator. basically how well it favors a single frequency. a high Q filter may not be desired if the filter is to affect a wide bandwith.</p><p></p><p>I was under the impression that "Q" along with a Parametric EQ was used to bring the DB up where the Crossover has been set. This Negative DB Region.</p><p></p><p>Given that you do have a -Db in this region and also has a Phase **** to some degree, Which can be corrected. I know some that just change the speaker wiring to correct this. But I would rather use some sort of Time Correction to fix this.</p><p></p><p>I seen so many missed matched speakers with as much as a 7db differance its a wonder they sound good at all and no crossover in the world is going to overcome this problem.</p><p></p><p>If you know of any books that cover this let me know. I do have have most of Chinn's along with others that cover this subject.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Team Hammer, post: 2513583, member: 572786"] * -- Q refers to the "quality" of a resonator. basically how well it favors a single frequency. a high Q filter may not be desired if the filter is to affect a wide bandwith. I was under the impression that "Q" along with a Parametric EQ was used to bring the DB up where the Crossover has been set. This Negative DB Region. Given that you do have a -Db in this region and also has a Phase **** to some degree, Which can be corrected. I know some that just change the speaker wiring to correct this. But I would rather use some sort of Time Correction to fix this. I seen so many missed matched speakers with as much as a 7db differance its a wonder they sound good at all and no crossover in the world is going to overcome this problem. If you know of any books that cover this let me know. I do have have most of Chinn's along with others that cover this subject. [/QUOTE]
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