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In Reply to: Replacing a midrange driver - different impedance posted by Byrd69 on February 4, 2021 at 07:55:45:
if the "new" MR is more sensitive than the old. If it is less sensitive, not much you can do about it.
Bottom line: look for a better (more approriate) replacement -- if you/your friend wish, go with a cheap generic replacement that's "close" in nominal parameters and physically fits (check PartsExpress, e.g.). Install and listen. If you/your friend can live with the result (e.g., until a proper replacement can be sourced), then do so. ;)
I've done the redneck, willy-nilly driver replacement thing before... a time or two. ;)
I am not proud of it, but sometimes "good enough" is good enough. "
all the best,
mrh
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- you'd have to redo the crossover and adjust the sensitivity of the driver... - mhardy6647 05:46:30 02/05/21 (0)
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