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In Reply to: RE: "the bad channel exhibits a suck-out in the midrange relative to the woofer" ... posted by andyr on April 8, 2021 at 01:35:30:
The midrange driver without the crossover should measure about 3.6 Ohms. There have been a guy who let Magnepan re-wire the mids of the 3.6 with foil conductors. I did it myself, it was the smallest cross section foil, the one used in the mids of the 20-series. Will give the same impedance (resistance) but slightly lower output (as the foil is not sitting in strongest spot of the magnetic field). My 3.6 shows a difference between right and left speaker, tweeters are 2.5 dB hotter on one side. I am not impressed by the quality of work of Magnepan (I have four sets). One of my foiled T-IVa mids has also a lower output, the Mylar is further away from the magnets. It seems to be common that the Mylar leaves the double side tape, that will change the performance quite a bit.
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