I noticed that jbl's 2227 has the "shorting ring" deal that gives it a very low Le, as does the 2035 driver. Both seem to exhibit a rising response above 1 kHz to a much greater degree than the 2226's. Does that imply for a given xover freq, that a slightly greater xover L value is needed, or will the nominal 0.7 mH act to cut quicker since it's inductive reactance will be larger proportionally (rising faster?) than the driver's reactance at xover?I guess I'm really wondering is when using the 2035's, should the LP xover inductor be .7 mH (like w/ 2226) or 1.0 (like w/ 2227)? Sam
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