Crossover: Difference between revisions
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The following is based on information that was available when the {{Classic}} was in production. This information is equally applicable to the {{Model I}}. The {{Model II}} crossover is fixed at 200 Hz and does not vary depending on whether or not {{B1}}s are attached to the Power Stand. | The following is based on information that was available when the {{Classic}} was in production. This information is equally applicable to the {{Model I}}. The {{Model II}} crossover is fixed at 200 Hz and does not vary depending on whether or not {{B1}}s are attached to the Power Stand. | ||
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===Crossover —Definition === | ===Crossover —Definition === | ||
; I'm familiar with the term 'crossover,' but not really with its meaning. | ; I'm familiar with the term 'crossover,' but not really with its meaning. | ||
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When there is nothing attached to Amp 3 output (where we normally connect the blue B1 cable) the Powerstand does this: | When there is nothing attached to Amp 3 output (where we normally connect the blue B1 cable) the Powerstand does this: | ||
==== {{Classic}} and {{Model}} ==== | ==== {{Classic}} and {{Model I}} ==== | ||
* Frequencies above 110 Hz are sent to the L1 Cylindrical Radiator™ This is less of a "crossover" and more of a cutoff just because there's no point sending frequencies to the L1 that it can't reproduce. | * Frequencies above 110 Hz are sent to the L1 Cylindrical Radiator™ This is less of a "crossover" and more of a cutoff just because there's no point sending frequencies to the L1 that it can't reproduce. | ||