Wayne Parham Messages: 18738 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
Non-inductive resistors are preferred simply because they are closer to pure resistance. Wirewound units have a small inductive element. This acts a little bit like a filter, something like a tiny bit of EQ. The truth is that the inductance is so small, you usually can't hear the difference when used in a loudspeaker crossover. But there is a change that the inductance interacts with capacitance in the circuit to oscillate at very high frequency, which can intermodulate and make a grainy sound.
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