I use a pair JBL 2482s and tractix horns on my setup. When I play these horns by themselves, each horn sounds a little different. One driver seems to go lower than the other. It is not the crossovers.
I installed a new original diaphragm in the one that sounded inferior and it didn't make a difference. I did notice in the back cover of each driver is a layer of foam rubber, maybe 3/4" thick. In one driver the foam rubber appears to be original and the other appears to be a replacement. The original foam is memory foam rubber-like but it will tear easily. The non-original foam rubber in the other driver springs back like conventional foam rubber.
This driver is designed with the dome of the diaphragm facing the rear cover.
Should the foam rubber in the back cover always contact the dome of the diaphragm? See the photo with cover removed in somebody's auction:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/191718406512?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&fromMakeTrack=true
Would I be better off switching to Community M200a drivers?
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Topic - JBL 2482 Drivers: each sounds different - jpackard 21:49:52 10/21/15 (5)
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