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In Reply to: RE: Tri-amping T IV-A's with tubes? posted by Roger Gustavsson on December 03, 2024 at 03:55:58
Roger, are you sure about this: "The peak power for higher frequencies is almost as high as for the bass"??
For example, at PS Audio's web page it is said that "It takes a ton of energy to reproduce bass notes, but not a great deal as the scale goes upwards. Fact is, most tweeters never see more than a few watts."
https://www.psaudio.com/blogs/pauls-posts/tweeter-power?srsltid=AfmBOoolGcWuHJHrs-ksa08d11QtZEmouUrLOXbaKXvLxV0gsN5o31C1
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Here are two examples:Michael Jackson - Don't stop til you get enough, the upper curve
Michael Ruff - Wishing Well, orange below 100 Hz, blue above 100 Hz
Edits: 12/03/24
Thanks again Roger, but I don't have a clue what these images should tell me regarding the tweeter's power needs? :-)
" My advice is still to have similar power on basses and mid/tweeter " ... I would agree.
I used (ss amps):
* 180w into 4 ohms on the bass panels
* and 120w into 4 ohms on the mids & ribbons (3ohm ribbons).
The one on top, shows the same level from bass to tweeter.
The second one, shows a higher power demand for frequencies above 100 than below, 3 times more.
These are peak level not average. Musik is peak level, not sinus.
My advice is still to have similar power on basses and mid/tweeter.
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