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Cross them over as high as possible

Posted by drjlo on November 6, 2000 at 09:25:33:
I posted a long ago about my experimentation with four pairs of these tweeters in an "array." Don't bother with these if you're gonna cross them over at the usual tweeter frequencies such as 2.5K or around there. These have a resonance problem at such frequncies and nowhere as good in these regions as they are higher up, 8-10K at least where they are very good, much better if used in an "array," as I describe. I basically used them as supertweeter on top of my trioxide titanium tweeter, where it worked well.