ANY idea what this is? Tab AK5 filter
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Michael Tibes
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A very wild guess: a 90 degree filter. If I understand it right these devices shift the phase of the mono input signal something like +90 degrees on one side (or is it +/- 45?) so that it feels like 'stereo' but it doesn't collapse if summed to mono. Correct me if I'm wrong on that description...
Michael
Michael
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Michael, a 90 degree filter would have two input(s)(transformers) and one output(transformer).
Looking at the transformers I would say the AK5 is mono in and mono out.
Looking at the transformers I would say the AK5 is mono in and mono out.
analogguru
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My bet is that it is a low-pass-filter for telephone- (3,5kHz) or studio- (16kHz) lines.
