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In Reply to: Re: Why I care... posted by ingvar k. on May 17, 2001 at 16:29:32:
What is the design of the input stage of your amplifier? In most tube amps, the grid resistor of the first stage determines the input Z for audio frequencies (to a first, and usually accurate approximation). In solid state amps, a similar situation usually exists. Input Z is relevant not only for passive crossovers, as in your case, but also for many other reasons. If you can tell me a bit about the schematic I'm sure I can help you figure out what the input Z is. hth, Harry
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