If there is a capacitor in series connection with driver, the D battery approach won't work.

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Topic - drivers out of phase? - vad69 18:01:07 12/08/09 (20)

Depending on the XO slopes used, the drivers may *need* to be wired out of phase. :-)) nt - andyr 22:08:43 12/15/09 (0)

Tell us the answer! Are they? Nt - Frihed89 07:44:33 12/10/09 (0)

RE: drivers out of phase? - DMW 03:51:39 12/09/09 (0)

What makes you think your drivers are out of phase? - Frihed89 01:18:46 12/09/09 (1)

RE: What makes you think your drivers are out of phase? - vad69 11:15:19 12/09/09 (0)

RE: drivers out of phase? - hg 21:51:42 12/08/09 (1)

RE: drivers out of phase? - vad69 11:15:59 12/09/09 (0)

Yes... - mkuller 21:42:37 12/08/09 (5)

RE: Yes... - Pro Sound Guy 11:13:02 12/10/09 (0)

If there is a capacitor in series connection with driver, the D battery approach won't work. - Edp 10:10:01 12/09/09 (0)

Sometimes the individual drivers are supposed to be out of phase - keith_d 08:19:13 12/09/09 (2)

RE: Sometimes the individual drivers are supposed to be out of phase - vad69 11:16:51 12/09/09 (1)

They could both be wired incorrectly - keith_d 14:32:21 12/09/09 (0)

RE: drivers out of phase? - Duke 19:31:30 12/08/09 (6)

RE: drivers out of phase? - Bill the K 08:27:30 12/09/09 (5)

RE: drivers out of phase? - Duke 12:25:21 12/09/09 (3)

RE: drivers out of phase? - Bill the K 19:16:07 12/09/09 (0)

RE: drivers out of phase? - vad69 13:46:23 12/09/09 (1)

RE: drivers out of phase? - Duke 16:55:53 12/09/09 (0)

RE: drivers out of phase? - srdavis2000 08:56:22 12/09/09 (0)

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If there is a capacitor in series connection with driver, the D battery approach won't work. - Edp 10:10:01 12/09/09 (0)

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