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In Reply to: RE: MG IIa Crossover replacement posted by drugolf on November 18, 2014 at 14:43:59:
I know there is not an exact example but there are quite a few examples of external box crossovers and how to run the wires out of the panel.
You can follow the schematic as to how to wire the crossover components. Just take the wires out of the panel and figure out how to connect them to the box, I think stripped wire ends into decent binding posts on the box is a good idea. The rest of it is according to the schematic, where the terminals take the place of the drivers. There are a couple of points about orientation of the coils but you don't really need to think of it till you are at that point in construction. Do allow yourself plenty of room in the XO box.
The coils rarely need replacement from ageing, since they are just plain wire. The issue is that new foil inductors are simply better than the old wire ones. The copper is cleaner and the geometry is better. Most folks who did the replacement are not regretting it even if they are not that happy with the cost.
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