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In Reply to: While lead length posted by unclestu52 on October 13, 2005 at 16:41:34:
Hi uncle,That's a very interesting proposition you're making ... which I've never come across before.
As I'm in the middle of rewiring my Maggies, I'd like to understand more! Are you able to explain "how" this works ... rather than simply saying it does?
One point which confuses me, though, is you saying:
* Add another strand to the negative leg (of the tweeter wire) if you want your tweeter to integrate better with your midrange.
* Yet, add another strand to the positive leg if you want more highs?
So if I do both, I should get more highs AND more lows? But then that means I'll still have equal thicknesses on both legs?
If I keep adding then, at some stage, having added several strands of wire to both pos & neg legs, I am presumably at a stage where more wire makes no (or an infinitesimal) difference??
Regards,
Andy
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