High Pass and Low Pass filters? I tried searching, but really didn't come up with anything that really turned the light on over my head. Thank You
I'm not the professional on this website. But I think Low Pass filters is for Low Frequencies, and High Pass is for High Frequencies. But there is a bunch of different things that can stand for this. I know they can do this to graphics and electric currents
Thanks Sl0wm03. Sorta gathered that from my reading as well. Just, I seem to be reading conficting info as far as what is blocked when the frequency is changed. Maybe not really conflicting, but maybe info that just don't make sense to my old, addled brain.
High pass filter...basically lowers the sound of the bass coming from the speaker...does not create a wall and block out all bass same with a low pass filter Here is an link that can explain it a lot better than I can http://www.bcae1.com/xovrslop.htm and http://www.bcae1.com/elecxovr.htm
I like this explination alot. Low Pass means that low frequencys get past the block High Pass means that High frequencys get past the block. Now that simple