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In Reply to: RE: Qts issues posted by sootshe on May 5, 2012 at 20:12:48:
Soot,
You should at least get some info on what are called TS Parameters used in speaker design.
DJK is correct. I was initially thinking about panel speakers where things are 'different'. I have no background building or designing boxes.
Now, for the icing on the cake, parts ain't parts. Capacitors also have a slight inductive and resistive measures which also effect the final design. Inductors, as you've already learned, are resistive, too. Some resistors have an inductive aspect.
The long-way 'round, and perhaps the way to satisfy yourself, is to first build as designed with the recommended parts. THAN begin substituting.
The link is to the Cliffs Notes version and may prompt further reading on your part.
Good luck with your mods.....
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