[T2] Hafler speaker connection
Robert Mann robtmann7 at gmail.comSun Jul 2 01:14:06 PDT 2017
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One of the more genuine 'something for nothing' capers, attributed to one D. Hafler, adds a 3rd speaker connected across the + *OR* the â output terminals of your stereo. Expounded complexly: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafler_circuit>. The simplest exposition is that out-of-phase material, normally largely 'wasted', is emitted by the central Hafler speaker. That is a well-proven cheap augmentation to a stereo sound system such as most have in their Buses. I can add that my bus radio/cassette is stereo, but with only 1 wire to each speaker - the other wire from each audio output is grounded as is 1 terminal of each speaker. When I slap a cheap 5" old speaker across those two single-wire outputs, and adjust the placement of the 3rd speaker and then the stereo balance knob, the result is 'poor man's quadriphonic', a very worthwhile improvement in quality (& volume). Minimalism & economy forever ð Robt Mann '73 1600dp Devon
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