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In Reply to: Re: Does placing the crossover near the amp help control posted by Dave I on May 27, 2000 at 06:57:50:
... you can make a substantial improvement (again IMO) to a conventional speaker without relocating the crossover by simply bringing separate return lines from the drivers back to the amp and allowing the return current from the crossover to have its own line also. This of course still requires access to the crossover to disconnect the driver returns. In effect you are creating a super node at the power amp return terminal which is the lowest impedance point that you have access to in order to minimize cable impedance contributions to the sound of the speaker system. I this way, each driver's cable impedance is only modulated by in band signals.Dave
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