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In Reply to: RE: Choke differences. posted by sailor321 on August 16, 2010 at 11:29:51:
the chokes should help in any configuration where there is a direct HF path from a speaker driver element to the amplifier. I have not used them in series with my MG-20 tweaked crossover sections for midrange and bass panel because there are already inductors in series with the drivers. The chokes would only help if these inductors had such poor self-resonance that they would permit RF noise picked up from the drivers to flow freely into the amp. I can't rule this out because I've not done the experiment.
In setups with active crossovers, the amps are connected directly to the driver elements and should benefit from use of the chokes no matter what driver is involved.
Maggie drivers are good antennas and can allow RF noise in the local environment to get into the amplifiers.
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