I have a customer that wants to add an additional Bose cube speaker as a
center rear. What value capacitor should I use as a high pass filter since
it will have to connect directly to the receiver?



Yes I know Bose sucks big time.



Thanks



Chris

In article l4kQb.11469$dd6.8617@lakeread02, says...
I have a customer that wants to add an additional Bose cube speaker as a
center rear. What value capacitor should I use as a high pass filter since
it will have to connect directly to the receiver?

I would run down to my local bose store and check out the lucite displays
most of these stores have. You can see the components that make up the
crossover. You could probably read off the values you need.

Yes I know Bose sucks big time.

Agreed.
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Alex

"Chris" said:

I have a customer that wants to add an additional Bose cube speaker as a
center rear. What value capacitor should I use as a high pass filter since
it will have to connect directly to the receiver?

10....22 uF 50 V bipolar electrolytic.
Add a resistor of 22 ohms/3W across the speaker after the cap.

Yes I know Bose sucks big time.

So does this solution :-)

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Sander deWaal
Vacuum Audio Consultancy

Thanks!