Update on the passive tuning, Earlier in the graphs i got a smooth treble, but that was a coincidence and I wasn’t able to replicate it, I usually have two different peaks show up
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I’ve been playing around with the MicroPlanar’s insertion into the shell and a bracket around it.
I’ve finally locked it in.
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The Mid BA and Planar BA have been Glued in, so they are now fixed in place.
The Vent dampers and DD dampers have been rematched to a 0.5~1dB difference, Now its all gonna be electrical tuning from here on.
Edit: Just an info on the process. There’s about 6 dampers in total, well more like 8 dampers in my case. Lemme explain. Damper 1 is in front of the DD, on the tube that goes to the nozzle. 2nd Damper is on the Back volume of the DD, 3rd damper is on the vent. The Vent utilizes 2 dampers stacked, so that’s not a simple damper stacking. If you see videos on how polarizer filter or ND filter works, basically if the dampers line up with nets horizontally and vertically parallel to each other such that when viewed from top it looks like a single damper, then it will be back to the same value, Turn the Damper 45deg around the filter net is exactly diagonal to one at the back, so that potentially increases the damper filter value by like 50%? Obviously i cannot see this but only under a microscope and that changes how stacked dampers work for me.
Filter to filter, there can be 0.5~1dB difference. Try combatting that across 8 Filters, That’s where this takes time. And sometimes, if there’s a 1dB difference in one of the measurements, i keep swapping filters until the difference is around 0.5dB.
It took me almost 1 and half hours? and this is still at 0.5dB
channel matching.
Also if you can’t tell from the Graph in pictures, The Left DD Front damper job was botched, so I had to correct it with the remaining 3 different filters. The Front Damper didn’t do a good job post 500hz, but somehow lines up in the subs? (subs was probably botched too, so the Vent dampers corrected that
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