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In Reply to: RE: IF You own 20.1's and you biamp posted by russ69 on March 9, 2015 at 22:32:16:
Again, my goal is safety.
My concern is delamination. Shipping 20.1's is >$800 on a pallet.
Ive read of too many 3.6's with delam probs that were pushed too hard and overheated.(i know, some were old Miloxane)
My first experience with the MMGs which were trial trial speakers which were pushed too far and I know I damaged them...I then went on to get 1.6s.
My goal is to send the frequencies which are beyond the safe handling of the 20.1s away into the ether.
What do you suggest as that cut off frequency and slope?
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- Maggies are not invincible - Carl G 20:02:54 03/10/15 (3)
- "Again, my goal is safety ... My concern is delamination" ... - andyr 19:12:50 03/11/15 (1)
- RE: "Again, my goal is safety ... My concern is delamination" ... - Satie 22:02:13 03/14/15 (0)
- RE: Maggies are not invincible - russ69 21:53:28 03/10/15 (0)
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