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Help me build a sub-bass processor

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Hi,

I want to build a sub-bass processor for my subwoofer installed in my car. Can anyone help me to find schematics/circuits please ?

thanks
ronald
 

sub bass processor

What exactly do you want it to do???

Amplify signal below a certain frequency and send it to your sub? If so, you need to build a low pass filter with an voltage amplifier and then a power amplifier to drive the woofer.

You can find plenty of lowpass filter circuits on the net or from TI's tutorial.

Hope that helps!
 

sound.westhost.com subwoofer filter

hi

take a look at this one

**broken link removed**


this is a subwoofer processor and also you need this one for the power supply

**broken link removed**


Good luck
ferds
 

bass t1 processor

is ther anyting else ?. there is a circuit that was published in electronics australia september 1999 and is called sub-bass processor
 

circuit bass processor

Hi,

ferds has posted a link for project48. Look no further than that.

You may want to consider using a compressor in you sub-woofer channel.

For a more professional approach, take a look at SigmaDSP AD1954 from Analog Devices.

Feel free to discuss this if you need more help.

bimbla.
 

Re: sub-bass processor

Hi.
Look for a dbx 120xp. I have one connected to my stereo. It is a subharmonic sinthesizer, works fine.
Miguel
 

Re: sub-bass processor

is there any circuits with AD1954 ?
 

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