http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?17513-1st-Order-High-Pass-on-Compression-Driver
Hadn't thought about this before, but I don't like the thought of a DC pulse destroying my compression driver at amp turn on or from inadequate high pass filltering from an active crossover "oopsie" on my part. Since I like to cross these drivers pretty low, usually at around 900 hz, how would you approach capacitor selection such that it wouldn't significantly affect the final acoustic slope after the addition of an active 2nd order LR slope with an F3 of 900 hz?
Hadn't thought about this before, but I don't like the thought of a DC pulse destroying my compression driver at amp turn on or from inadequate high pass filltering from an active crossover "oopsie" on my part. Since I like to cross these drivers pretty low, usually at around 900 hz, how would you approach capacitor selection such that it wouldn't significantly affect the final acoustic slope after the addition of an active 2nd order LR slope with an F3 of 900 hz?