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From: sbradley@iwarp.intel.com (Seth Bradley)
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Subject: Discrete Active Crossover
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Date: 19 Mar 90 14:20:14 GMT
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As my next project, I've been considering building a discrete-component
active crossover.  An ideal unit would use all J-FETs and have variable
crossover points.  I would appreciate info from anyone who has tried
this or can point me towards some pertinent articles.  I am also unsure
as to what slope to use.  So far I've considered using third order Bessel
or fourth order Linkwitz-Riley.  Any opinions?  Thanks in advance!
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Seth J. Bradley
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