Fotos internas Crossover Ativo Cadence CVL2XR

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Fotos internas do Crossover Ativo Cadence CVL2XR.

 

Não testei ainda e não sei se promete, só ligando mesmo.

 

Algumas soldas me pareceram um pouco mal feitas, parece que erraram algo no projeto e deram um "jeitinho" ou é impressão minha.

 

Segue abaixo link do produto, descrição e fotos.

 

http://www.cadencesound.com/cvl2xr/

 

2-Way 24dB SQ Signal Processor with 9 Volt Line Driver

 

The CVL2XR is Cadence’s newest signal processor with a host of features typically found only in high-end home audiophile units. The unit features to independent 24dB per octave Linkwitz-Riley HP and LP crossovers, single input level control, and dual independent output level controls for both HP and LP. Cadence exclusive Digital Image Processing function creates an open, transparent sound stage with depth and clarity, while avoiding any discoloration of the music. Your sound stage will move from the lowest depth of your vehicle’s interior to ear level center stage, immersing you in sound. The dual large frequency control knob features a click tactile response with accurate discrete frequency selections for absolutely accurate frequency selection in the range of 2000Hz to 5000Hz. Innovative features abound; Cadence’s exclusive Bass Focus® control, which when used in conjunction with the adjustable subsonic filter, compensates for inadequately small woofer enclosures and lifts and enhances the sound stage of smaller speakers. The CVL2XR also features dual Left and Right Delay controls with individual Red LED Clip Indicators. As far as signal processors go, the CVL2XR is the most advanced signal processor on the market today and is self-powered, featuring a fully isolated DC to DC power supply, which boasts a 9 volt line driver signal. The units feature Tiffany Style High-End RCA connections jacks.

 

Specifications:

• THD&N:

• Input Range for 9V Output: 0.2v – 9V

• Output Impedance: 100 Ohm

• Input Impedance: 30 kOhm

• SNR, A-weighted: 83dB

• Combined Frequency Response: 10Hz – 53 kHz

• Separation: >60dB

• Channel Balance:

• Delay Variation: 0 – 300°

• HP and LP Frequency Ranges: 2 kHz – 5 kHz

• HP and LP Frequency Slope: 24dB / Octave

• Subsonic Filter Range: 10Hz – 250Hz

• Subsonic Filter Slope: 12dB / Octave

• Bass Focus Rumble Boost: +7dB Max

• Fuse: 0.5 amp

• Ground Isolation: 1 kOhm

 

Features:

• Programmable Crossover with 24dB per Octave Slopes

• Tactile Feel Fully Adjustable Frequency Controls

• Left & Right Adjustable Delay Controls

• Sound Stage Digital Image Processor

• Bass Focus® Control

• 9-Volt Line Driver

• Fully Isolated DC-DC Power Supply

• Adjustable Subsonic Filter

• Left & Right Output Level Controls with CLIP Indicators

 

 

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Lembra um Altec Lansing ALC-20 14 canais que só me deu dor de cabeça, ninguém em Ctba resolveu, os componentes internos eram todos raspados.

 

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Esse HiFonics Ophelia também devia ser emoção na época!

 

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Muito lindo este Ophelia, só fico imaginando acertar isso...

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Muito lindo este Ophelia, só fico imaginando acertar isso...

Realmente um sonho, para acertar as regulagens desse Ophelia deve ser soda!

 

Quero ver se esse cadence pelo menos dá uma luz aqui, senão vai virar peso de papel.