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In Reply to: Sure, I understand that the inductors in a passive crossover ... posted by andyr on September 19, 2006 at 02:27:00:
No I don't really understand that either and would think that maybe it could even introduce RFI (acting as an antennae). Its not that the cable acts really like a resistor because no signal would travel down it as it is open. Hmmm...Maggies driven actively would be mostly resistive in nature, as would apogees. I would imagine that there is not so much back EMF in this case since the "voice coil" is largely non-inductive.
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- Re: Sure, I understand that the inductors in a passive crossover ... - morricab 08:14:50 09/19/06 (1)
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