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I read about a X-over mod for Maggie MMG's over at MUG that uses a resistor and an inductor, but no cap. It stated that this has a better sound than the x-over circuits using caps. Is this something that can be used on other speakers as well or is it applicable to just Maggie's?
I have some vintage Infinity Qa's and would like to use this type of crossover on the E.M.I.T. tweeters if it would work.
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Topic - Capacitor-less crossover? - RickeyM 21:06:24 02/24/05 (10)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - Ken Perkins 05:27:13 02/28/05 (0)
- About the Capacitor-less Crossover - Jon Risch 10:36:44 02/27/05 (0)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - Bambadoo 04:58:14 02/26/05 (1)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - Bambadoo 15:14:05 02/27/05 (0)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - hahax 20:03:55 02/25/05 (0)
- Or active bi amping (nt) - Az Barber 16:23:29 02/25/05 (0)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - Pjay 05:16:01 02/25/05 (3)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - Dawnrazor 09:57:08 02/25/05 (2)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - RickeyM 19:34:42 02/25/05 (1)
- Re: Capacitor-less crossover? - Dawnrazor 10:10:09 02/26/05 (0)
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