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Re: Impedance of Pi speakers using 1.6khz crossover [message #39285 is a reply to message #39275]

Fri, 29 November 2002 23:00

Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001

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You could certainly try different taps, because the system does exhibit increased impedance from 1.6kHz up.

But then again, it is 8-10 ohms through the entire midrange region and only rises as frequencies enter the overtone region, with two small bass resonance peaks below 100Hz.

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		Impeadance of Pi speakers using 1.6khz crossover By: spkrman57 on Fri, 29 November 2002 07:07
		Re: Impedance of Pi speakers using 1.6khz crossover By: Wayne Parham on Fri, 29 November 2002 23:00
		Re: Impedance of Pi speakers using 1.6khz crossover By: spkrman57 on Sun, 01 December 2002 04:21
		Re: Impedance of Pi speakers using 1.6khz crossover By: Wayne Parham on Sun, 01 December 2002 10:40
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