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In Reply to: Try different component values posted by lne937s on December 8, 2006 at 13:10:38:
Thank you for sharing your "trial and error" tuning of the MMG crossover. This is just the kind of information for which I was fishing. I've received many wonderful replies to my initial (and subsequent) post(s).Your experience makes sense. My components are already on order and will be arriving Monday. I plan to go forward with my specified upgrade, but I shall also keep your suggestions in mind. After I'm fully acquainted with the sound of the new crossovers, I may add components as necessary to try your values.
Having said that, do you see any problem with simply adding a .3mH inductor in series with the 2.2mH I'm about to install? There is plenty of room in my crossover boxes to keep them from coupling. Adding caps to each section to reach your values certainly won't be a problem. You're not the first person to mention sourcing industrial capacitors (electrons are electrons) from Allied. I guess I could have saved a few bucks!
I'm hopeful this upgrade will result in a significant improvement. If it does, a modded MMG has to represent one of the greatest bargains in audio equipment.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Try different component values - wazoo 20:47:35 12/08/06 (3)
- Now you're getting IT! - RickeyM 21:16:22 12/08/06 (2)
- Re: Now you're getting IT! - wazoo 07:38:51 12/09/06 (1)
- Re: Now you're getting IT! - Dawnrazor 08:27:08 12/10/06 (0)
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