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RE: Horn Squak By Lowering Crossover ?

Posted by KanedaK on August 21, 2017 at 10:08:53:
That's where my knowledge stops. Wether it will or will not be doable depends on the compression driver and horn used. More specialized people may help you :)
My horn sound great with a 400Hz crossover. ;) but the midrange horn has a low enough cutoff, and the midrange driver is able to be crossed that low without damage, wich is probably not the case with yours.