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In Reply to: Re: In my opinion,yes-worthwhile. (nt) posted by Mike B. on May 5, 2000 at 20:00:14:
That is an excellent idea, but I am running the full range signal from my speaker terminal outputs and am relying on the crossover network in the amp. I have considered simply installing a 24db(?) crossover (actually just a coil) set for my usual listening point of 60db. Outside of using an electronic crossover, I don't see any other way of going about it. I have considered trying to tie the low level inputs into the crossover network and thus not have to use the cheesy binding posts on the amp.I am also still using the cheap hookup wire and clips to connect the amp to the subwoofer cable. I have the amp sitting in a box with binding posts on the outside where I connect my sub cable to. The subwoofer cable is made of three runs of cat five plenum rated cable, braided (3 whole cable braided, not individual twisted pairs) and then I have the cable hard-soldered to my sub. I figure that I could probably get some improvement from replacing stock hookup wire with something beefier and directly soldering it to the posts on the PCB.
Dan W
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- That is good good advice but... - Dan W 10:40:29 05/06/00 (2)
- Further thoughts...... - Mike B. 11:22:58 05/06/00 (1)
- Say Again? - Dan W 17:40:20 05/06/00 (0)
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