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Re: crossover networks for vintage co-axials

Posted by zobsky on March 4, 2007 at 17:14:45:
Thanks Freddy, ... if I had an easy, affordable way to measure the Z and response, I'd do it . Someday, I'll have to succumb and build a jig for a speaker measurement program .
It still surprises me how they got away with marketing a speaker with this POS crossover. I'm all for minimalistic crossovers, and the speaker doesn't sound bad, but it just doesn't seem right to let a 15" woofer (no matter how good) run full range and bring in a tweeter somewhere above 1Khz.