MDF and cross-overs...what are they?
#1
Hi
What is an MDF Collar...it sounds like a buffer between speaker and car, to stop speaker vibrating against car body...?
What is a crossover...? Why is it a good/bad thing? Would my MY02STi come standard with crossovers? I'm not an audiophile, but the audio in this car is horrendous!
What is an MDF Collar...it sounds like a buffer between speaker and car, to stop speaker vibrating against car body...?
What is a crossover...? Why is it a good/bad thing? Would my MY02STi come standard with crossovers? I'm not an audiophile, but the audio in this car is horrendous!
#2
MDF is medium density fibreboard, which is useful for all sorts of things. (Just watch changing rooms )
A collar of it is needed to push the speakers forward a bit allowing the window to close behind.
A crossover splits one full-range (lows and highs) signal into two or more signals (one low output, one high output) which in turn go to speakers dedicated to reproducing those ranges. Low notes need a lot of air shifting to be reproduced, high notes need a little bit of air shifting fast, so big speakers for low notes, small light speakers for high notes.
Oversimplification, but it makes the point
Have a look at the faq that I'm writing.
Nick.
A collar of it is needed to push the speakers forward a bit allowing the window to close behind.
A crossover splits one full-range (lows and highs) signal into two or more signals (one low output, one high output) which in turn go to speakers dedicated to reproducing those ranges. Low notes need a lot of air shifting to be reproduced, high notes need a little bit of air shifting fast, so big speakers for low notes, small light speakers for high notes.
Oversimplification, but it makes the point
Have a look at the faq that I'm writing.
Nick.
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