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RE: I tried it with a 24uF cap and sounded horrible

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Lew

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In Reply to: RE: I tried it with a 24uF cap and sounded horrible posted by Penguin on June 06, 2012 at 18:12:52

What is a "Llano CAS300"? If it is a solid state amp and you like it, just put everything back to stock and enjoy it. If your speaker sounded lousy just from removing the parallel resistance and changing the capacitance from 36 to 24, then something else is wrong, probably having to do with hook-up. I cannot make a diagnosis at this distance, unless you tell us more. Most of all, the mod should not have made the sound worse with the MA1; the sound should be better.

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I did not try it with the MA1 - Penguin 20:01:49 06/07/12 (1)
it is a bit of a pain to get them back behind the speakers....

I thought the solid state thing would work just fine too without the resistor. I could try the experiment again with the grond lifted off the resistor :) Makes a pretty good soldering post. I was somewhat surprised. I do not like the Llano that much, i bought the MA-1s because i want to use them with the A1s...but they just run out of juice with the current crossover in the backpanel.

let you know what i find.

dee
;-D

True terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country.

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- taking just the resistor did not work - Penguin 21:24:44 06/07/12 (0)
  i think i need to get some drawings done and post it...really weird
  
  dee
  ;-D
  
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  True terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country.
  
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