Where's the crossover in coaxial speakers? I've seen a bunch of different coaxial speakers, but I've never seen any crossover electronics on them.
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Where's the crossover in coaxial speakers? I've seen a bunch of different coaxial speakers, but I've never seen any crossover electronics on them.
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Some have them external , and some have them built in. But most don't have crossovers , just caps and coils if that .
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It is typically a single capacitor on the back side of the speaker connected to the tweeter leads to filter out the undesirable frequencies.
Better coaxials may have a small crossover network in the speaker wire with a large piece of heatshrink around it with leads for the woofer and tweeter coming out of it.
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Or if you're MB Quart, you build Xovers large enough to be the power supply section of most ampsOriginally Posted by ramos
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And oddly no different from the comp sets using the same drivers...Or if you're MB Quart, you build Xovers large enough to be the power supply section of most amps
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