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In Reply to: RE: Are my ears really that sensitive? posted by JBen on September 12, 2014 at 00:03:48:
Here is the measurement I had last night after adjusting the MGIIIa crossover to stock MGIII (35uF caps on the external HP, and disabling the internal crossover's midrange inductor).
Compared to stock MGIIIa (see higher up the thread) the midrange is overall reduced in volume, with the peak around 1-2 KHz much improved, but the 400-900Hz area is more sucked out.
Will measure again soon with 45 or 60 uF worth of caps on the external HP. 45uF sounds great to me so far. Pretty well balanced. Perhaps I would like a bit less midrange suckout and more output in the 100-200 Hz region (like there is with the later Maggie 3 series models) but that would probably be quite hard to do without completely redesigning the crossover and changing many values.
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