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When I changed my crossover inductors to a much bigger gauge,I noticed a change in my speakers sensitivity!It sounds like its a bit louder than before.Is there a valid reason for this?
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Topic - Sensitivity Hypothesis! Correct me if I'm wrong............ - Eric U. 18:12:49 05/08/99 (13)
- Some simple math - abc 01:37:03 05/10/99 (5)
- Re: Some simple math - mtrycrafts 20:54:41 05/10/99 (2)
- Re: Some simple math - abc 03:24:20 05/11/99 (1)
- Re: Some simple math - mtrycrafts 12:59:55 05/12/99 (0)
- very well put - Mart 02:13:24 05/10/99 (1)
- Re: very well put - abc 03:03:01 05/11/99 (0)
- Possible BUT - jj 13:10:15 05/09/99 (0)
- Re: Sensitivity Hypothesis! Correct me if I'm wrong............ - mtrycrafts 12:26:28 05/09/99 (3)
- Although your caution does have merit, it is well measured/documented. - Edp 13:13:36 05/10/99 (2)
- Re: Although your caution does have merit, it is well measured/documented. - mtrycrafts 16:38:33 05/10/99 (0)
- Tenths of ohms, not tens of ohms. (nt) - Edp 13:33:51 05/10/99 (0)
- Re: Sensitivity Hypothesis! Correct me if I'm wrong............ - Tazsmonn 18:28:39 05/08/99 (1)
- YES & lower "Rg" reduces speaker's effective "Qes" (nt) - Mart 00:28:31 05/09/99 (0)
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