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In Reply to: Re: Power amp high pass filter posted by Awe-d-o-file on December 26, 2006 at 16:55:51:
In response to awe-d-o-file, yes, it does have a variable high / low pass filter. However, what I'm trying to do is to keep all of the really important frequencies above 80hz away from the cheaper and older electronics in the Velodyne to get the best sound possible. The state of the art 0.022uF VH Audio TFTF V-Caps that I'll be installing into the inputs of my amplifier to serve as high pass filters above 80hz should give me much better sound overall, and I'll leave the Velodyne to do what it does best - pump out those low frequencies beneath 80hz. I subscribe to the less is more school, and one top grade capacitor should be much better than whatever is inside the Velodyne. A few people, including Keith Lockwood who responded to me today, seem to bear this theory out.
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