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In Reply to: this seems more likely posted by Commuteman on August 14, 2003 at 14:41:24:
I think this is true for *series* crossovers (which cannot be bi-wired, BTW), because there is often a common "node" directly tied to both woofer and tweeter. In fact, I've seen tweeters go out quite often with such crossovers, because I think the woofer's "back EMF" energy can be transferred directly to the tweeter. (This could be why some series crossovers use a "blocking capacitor" in series with the tweeter.)
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