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Re: [Audio] Capacitors as Cross-overs

To: "Scirocco-L@Scirocco.Org" <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
Subject: Re: [Audio] Capacitors as Cross-overs
From: Jean-Claude Desinor <desinor@sympatico.ca>
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 23:00:19 -0400
References: <OE53cf3ednHM3SOlbpH0000295e@hotmail.com> <OE75EnAv1Og7xJ4Yo5o00002cd2@hotmail.com> <3B5E32AB.706D04C8@cybertours.com>
Sender: owner-scirocco-l@scirocco.org

  *00 *mhz* is a bit higher than normal hearing range, pretty close to
microwaves and cellphones :-)

  Maybe you mean 800 Hz?

	Jean-Claude
	84 8v (wishing it had its little sister speakers)
        96 Jetta GLS

John Lagnese a écrit :
> 
> Caps block lows. Higher capacitance (mfd) has a lower pass. 40 mfd is about an 800mhz
> crossover.

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References:
- Part Car FOund in Texas
  - From: "Brian Wagner" <scirocco_88_16v@hotmail.com>
- [Audio] Capacitors as Cross-overs
  - From: "Brian Haygood" <Scirious@hotmail.com>
- Re: [Audio] Capacitors as Cross-overs
  - From: John Lagnese <jlagnese@cybertours.com>

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