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In Reply to: Box for external crossover - Metal, Wood or plastic posted by Ed hsu on March 31, 2000 at 20:44:53:
Ed,I recently modified my MMgs to be able to be bi-wired and bi-amped. I ended up placing the binding posts and the caps, etc. in a heavy cardboard box that i filled with sand (I think Hales did something like that before). I chose these boxes because they were ready made (I do not have any tools or space to build anything from wood (audiophile not a carpenter))and hinged. I love the modification even with jumpers, and have not noticed any ill effects from the Cardboard or the sand, only an improvement.
I will actively bi-amp soon, but just in case, can you recommend replacements for the factory crossover?
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Follow Ups
- Re: Box for external crossover - Metal, Wood or plastic - dm 15:23:32 04/01/00 (3)
- dm - Active XO or rebuild passive XO ? - Ed Hsu 06:06:00 04/02/00 (2)
- Re: dm - Active XO or rebuild passive XO ? - dm 17:04:57 04/02/00 (1)
- Sorry, I'm strictly a solid state nut ! (nt) - Ed Hsu 19:28:37 04/02/00 (0)
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