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In Reply to: Questions about RCA MI-9584-A Drivers and MI-9595 Horns posted by MikePSD on April 29, 2020 at 04:53:40:
I assume these are permanent magnet drivers and not field coil drivers.
(Field coil drivers have four terminals, permanent magnet drivers have two).
Test the drivers with a multimeter set to RX1. You should get a reading (10-20 Ohms), and hear a click.
What you don't want to do is connect them directly to a full range source. They must be crossed over, as low frequencies will cause damage if they are good.
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- RE: Questions about RCA MI-9584-A Drivers and MI-9595 Horns - mnawaz3@aol.com 09:28:13 04/30/20 (0)
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