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In Reply to: RE: Bass alignment filter for B&W speakers posted by hahax@verizon.net on April 2, 2025 at 20:42:47:
This is how I know he is lying. He is claiming to have designed an active Bass management filter for his B&W 801.
But if you go into the high efficiency section of this forum you will see he posted a question asking how to tell the polarity on a JBL 075 slot tweeter. Everyone knows you can test speakers' polarity with a voltmeter. Set voltmeter to DC touch red lead from voltmeter to red lead on speaker and black lead from voltmeter to black lead on speaker then look at voltmeters screen does it say + then polarity is right if not it's not right.
If someone does not know something as simple as testing polarity with a voltmeter then how in the hell are they going to use ohms law and an oscilloscope to design an active circuit?
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