Tuneable analogical linear phase crossover

Am interested in audio stuff. Trying to understand what you do between 1.75 kHz a 7 kHz.

Methinks that's not a language problem.

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this is a crossover whose cross-frequency can be adjusted by a numeric pad

between 1.75 kHz and 7 kHz.

The three articles to be published are written in english...

Vincent .

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Thanks for giving me your point of view. I always tried to do everything bu t expensive audiophile's roberies, but if you're right it means I'm now what I've been fighting against by the past.

So you remember vaguely...is it a good basis to critisize ?

Many things have been said on how to do so but you never find a real workin g system. Some papers even talk about phase linearity when its only phae synchronicit y between the two outputs.

Is it talking about substracting the result of pure delay with a near linea r phase low-past ?

If it is so, tell me how complex is your pure delay, how bad will the pratical results will be and how you will manage to adjust the cross-frequency...

By the past you've been mocking me supposing I was not connected to pratice realities.

Now tell me if this old paper treats of something else than a theory giving nothing good in practice.

Regards

Vincent

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