Perfect example of how crossovers work. Different capacitors have different cutoff frequencies, and adding or removing them produces the desired high or low frequency roll off.
You have a much smaller cap in the beginner hence it only plays high frequencies. U added 2200uf, it is much like letting the fullrange pass through, hence it is not gaining bass, you just let the speaker plays what is supposed to sound originally
Hello what capacitor should i use in my passive subwoofer 4.6 inch i made bluetooth speaker the bass is good but i want to make it deep bass please tell me what capacitor should i use thanks
So for example; if you have a standard 2-way crossover with the high pass (which is meant for a tweeter) connected to a full range capable driver and you run an in-line capacitor made for full range frequencies, it will bypass the tweeter frequency? My reason for asking is because I am trying to share a 3.5" driver and a 2.75" driver on the same amp channel, wanting midrange/fullpass frequencies on both and I can't find a dual midrange crossover! Any input is greatly appreciated!
Sir help me I am not getting clean sound in my speaker what should I do I am using tpa3110 amplifier module with 24 watt dc 2 amp dc adapter and 2. 4 ohm 20 watt speaker my sound is not clear please help me sir how can I fix that
Es normal que haga eso y cambio de frecuencias por qué tienes puesto un capacitor para frecuencias agudas que inhibe todas las frecuencias bajas y al cambiar de repente el capacitor de 2200 microfaradios pues hace ese cambio de repente quita quita el capacitor pequeño que tienes ahí de color verde y ponlo directo que es cuando se nota el cambio qué es lo que queremos saber realmente
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Perfect example of how crossovers work. Different capacitors have different cutoff frequencies, and adding or removing them produces the desired high or low frequency roll off.
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You have a much smaller cap in the beginner hence it only plays high frequencies. U added 2200uf, it is much like letting the fullrange pass through, hence it is not gaining bass, you just let the speaker plays what is supposed to sound originally
Thank you for explaining this so I didn’t have to
Hello what capacitor should i use in my passive subwoofer 4.6 inch i made bluetooth speaker the bass is good but i want to make it deep bass please tell me what capacitor should i use thanks
@@gdart9521just big
@@gdart9521up this!
@@gdart9521you would want an inducter then to cut off the highs. Capacitors cut off the lows.
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Or just bypass the high frequency capacitor that is restricting the full range.
Just eliminating the effect of the first cap, crossover. Bringing it back to full range, power.
So for example; if you have a standard 2-way crossover with the high pass (which is meant for a tweeter) connected to a full range capable driver and you run an in-line capacitor made for full range frequencies, it will bypass the tweeter frequency? My reason for asking is because I am trying to share a 3.5" driver and a 2.75" driver on the same amp channel, wanting midrange/fullpass frequencies on both and I can't find a dual midrange crossover! Any input is greatly appreciated!
Sir. Bass. Capsitar. Ek aur video banaye
You're paralleling the 2 caps
yes , and i remove the small cap
please answer me which capacitor is green one please
No one answered huh i want to know the same what Is the Green capscitor
I really don’t remember that , green can be 100uF
@@MonicoRojasVargas-wo6qc chek now
100uf 16v
100uf 25v
what is that blue one😊😊😊
It’s parallel
Its paralel with 10uf capapacitor , i remove them , and solder this big capacitor
Its series wrt speaker
Sir help me I am not getting clean sound in my speaker what should I do I am using tpa3110 amplifier module with 24 watt dc 2 amp dc adapter and 2. 4 ohm 20 watt speaker my sound is not clear please help me sir how can I fix that
What is that small one though??
220uf if im not wrong
Woofer sound.......
Es normal que haga eso y cambio de frecuencias por qué tienes puesto un capacitor para frecuencias agudas que inhibe todas las frecuencias bajas y al cambiar de repente el capacitor de 2200 microfaradios pues hace ese cambio de repente quita quita el capacitor pequeño que tienes ahí de color verde y ponlo directo que es cuando se nota el cambio qué es lo que queremos saber realmente
Wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to solder a cable to the speaker directly?
Yeap , but how to show u the different , with and without capacitor ?
That's not the point of the video
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Looks like your dropping the ohm load a good bit
The music come from Radio Car player , btw u need low esr capacitor , in this vidio that cap just increased the bass
@@Cyber0555 oh so is it basically being used as a filter?
@@elishahocking2885 yes
I make rich tweeter pls help
don't use polarized cap lol
Its fine 😂 don’t worry
Btw , if u search on google “ tda2005 amplifier circuit diagram “ u will see 90% of capacitor’s are polarized
@@Cyber0555 lol you're clueless man,you have to combine them to make non polarized cap.
I wouldn't call anybody clueless, but I do know that you can take two polarized caps to make a non polarized unit. 😊🌎✨
@@lanmichaelmix2818bruh wtf
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