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In Reply to: RE: Magneplanar MG2B strange resistivity posted by neolith on September 1, 2014 at 16:49:54:
Thanks a lot!
If I remove the jumpers, 1st speaker (low but good sound) woofer = about 9 ohms, tweeter = about 9 ohms; 2nd speaker (low and arretrate sound) woofer = about 9 ohms, tweeter = about 23 ohms.
But, people rebuilding them told me that there are "internal jumpers" (they mean, they saw soldered pins, internally, duplicating jumpers).
This is unclear to me, so, the speakers returned to the "rebuilder", to check impendance directly on the internal wires.
But I'm quite sure that the problem is internal, and not on the crossover.
Marco
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- RE: Magneplanar MG2B strange resistivity - marcob 07:36:47 09/02/14 (2)
- RE: Magneplanar MG2B strange resistivity - neolith 11:06:26 09/02/14 (1)
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