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RE: Crossover upgrade

Posted by neolith on June 18, 2011 at 10:23:06:
I agree with you that the need for an attenuator fades away with a good upgrade of the crossover, but if you haven't tried the choke then you don't know what you are missing. I have Alpha core inductors, Obligatto caps and Duelund resistors in my mid-treble xo's for the IIIa and the $5 choke from Mouser was an eye opener. It not only gets rid of harshness but it improves resolution with resulting improvement in imaging and soundstage. Try it, you'll like it.