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In Reply to: RE: Should I get my Tympani I-Ds rebuilt? posted by pictureguy on February 27, 2017 at 15:34:09:
2 or 4 pots, 4 caps, 2 resistors. 1/2 -1 hour of work depending on how nice you want it, A bit of calculation on a spreadsheet or calculator. Can be executed for really little $, depending on the parts quality you choose.
The DSP software requires a day for the basics, costs more and has a great variety of features.
The Tympani series can be time aligned physically, And the equidistant setup with symmetrical crossovers such as the 1st order XO of the T1D will provide time alignment. For the non- symmetrical crossovers you can choose placements to complement the delay in the crossover.
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