Audio in Höhen und Tiefen splitten?
Guten Morgen,
ich habe einen Verstärker der einen Höhen und Tiefen Input benötigt, doch wie Splitte ich das Signal meines Bluetooth-Moduls in Höhen und Tiefen?
Leider finde ich nichts Hilfreiches im Internet.
Gruss Maurycy
With a high pass or low pass filter.
Is there a Bluetooth module that has integrated?
I don’t know.
This would only be common in boxes (Bi-Wiring, Bi-Amping).
I haven’t met with amplifiers yet.
Is not a commercial amplifier (of a Lenco PMX350)
What an amplifier is that and what a Bluetooth module is. That sounds very strange what you’re writing here
I am about to disassemble my Lenco PMX 350 and would like to pack it into my Auto project. To do this, I build the control unit of the box and there is an amplifier and a power supply as well as the speakers.
The amplifier normally receives a signal from the control unit for the subwoofers and one for the high/medium toners.
Since I will use the control unit net more, I have to split the Aux signal my s 15e Amazon Bluetooth modules.
If the engineers have designed this way, it only works in conjunction with the control unit. In your case, a so-called “electrical frequency switch” would probably be required. Because somehow the signals have to be provided for tweeters and tweeters.
I agree. To replicate this division is extremely difficult and without certain advanced electronics skills and probably impossible. There will be no final solution. You would have to measure with what level the signals are coming from the control unit and how the signals are distributed frequency spectrum and that just as much rebuild. Get a final stage with linein (all have) and good is. Keep your boxes on the line in your bluetooth module. So ne final stage get thrown behind on ebay and co. And the cable set is also only 30Euro approx. The 12 V supply voltage may even be able to tap from the old amplifier at the supply line, have to see how much watt it has and then fetch a corresponding output stage which has no more watt than the old amplifier