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Adjusting AA crossover to reduce squaker volume


Tizman

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Thanks jimjimbo and djk for the clarification on how to use the existing AA components to drop the midrange.  I'm goint to put it on a switch and see how it works out.  On a switch, I can have it both ways.  Switching the capacitor value and using a different tap on theT2A is  more like the original configuration's setup, so I will try that first.

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Oh, I've been there for sure.  I've got $100 or so in new caps and other parts for a Sony STR-6060F receiver (their first S/S receiver) that I'm going to redo after I'm done with  the Belle's and Macintosh MC250 fix.  The Sony works....but the caps are original 1967 caps so....

 

I've got a Carver M-1.0t that's been "upgraded" to the MkII Opt 002 and is a great sounding beast now.  That's my Spring and Summer amp since it doesn't heat up the room like the VTA ST-70 can.  Also have a completely rebuilt Carver M-200t that I replaced all the caps on, main filter caps included, plus new terminals, etc.  I hardly use it at all but I have a TX2 tuner and am trying to find a reasonably priced Carver C2 to match them to go in the garage to replace a newer Yamama surround receiver for 2-channel duty.

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