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In Reply to: Re: Requesting MMG crossover advice posted by RickeyM on April 20, 2007 at 18:18:41:
Let's face it, the real distance in our crossovers lies in the inductors and capacitors. If a wire is very short, it doesn't need to be terribly thick because resistance is cumulative across distance. It's just a thought.
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