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RE: Don't the inductors act like chokes?

Yes,a choke is a series device that adds increasing impedance to the circuit at high frequencies. Remember these are RF chokes - so they should come into reasonable impedance a 50kHz or so. Since a panel doesn't have the series inductance a normal woofer does, I can understand application of the choke - and an air core inductor really shouldn't harm anything - on a planar magnetic bass panel. In my biamp MMG's the tweeter is protected with a 50microF Cap.
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