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In Reply to: RE: Vintage speaker crossover upgrade posted by hahax@verizon.net on June 08, 2023 at 21:00:21
Yes nothing on the tweeter or woofer. All drivers are two wires straight to the binding post.
I can find what looks like the exact 3.3uf 50v nichison non polarized capicitor. Too many choices so I'm not sure what a suitable upgrade would be. I'm tempted to just try something on the tweeter just for fun as long as it's not too much money. $20 a cap would be okay but less is even better.
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That would explain the lack of a series cap. Piezo elements are inherently capacitive, hence naturally highpassed, and don't need a filter.
But it LOOKS like a dome. If it has a conventional voice coil, it must have a series cap (maybe concealed internally?), or I don't see how it could long survive a fullrange signal from the amp.
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It's a paper dome with a stamped steel enclosure. It's certainly possible something is hiding in there. I'll try to get a look in there when the new mid range cap arrives.
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and it's possible the cap for the tweeter is mounted to a circuit board inside the enclosure so get out the flashlight
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No circuit board inside. Drivers wired straight to the binding posts. One midrange cap literally the only thing besides the drivers themselves.
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