Re: Speaker crossover design

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In Reply to: Re: Speaker crossover design posted by BrianG on April 18, 2000 at 19:02:58:

I would suggest you impedance compensate your drivers before you desing your crossover. If not, the spearker impedance will change with every new F that comes in. When its compensated, it will look like a resistor and will not change. Your crossover frequency will be nailed down. No crossover blurr will occure. Your power amp will also see the speaker as a resistor and they love that! Good Luck, bobwire

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