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Recap Resistor question
Slim-Shaddy:
I'm FINALLY going to recap my main speakers, and I was wondering while I'm in there, should I do the resistors too? Also, what would happen if I changed the value of one of the resistors? The biggest complaint I have about the speakers is the fact that they are a bit weak on bass. There is a 5 ohm resistor going to the woofer. Would I get more bass without muddying the sound by putting a 4 or 3 ohm resistor in there instead?
BrianT:
--- Quote from: Shape-shifter on September 06, 2012, 08:31:46 PM ---I'm FINALLY going to recap my main speakers, and I was wondering while I'm in there, should I do the resistors too? Also, what would happen if I changed the value of one of the resistors? The biggest complaint I have about the speakers is the fact that they are a bit weak on bass. There is a 5 ohm resistor going to the woofer. Would I get more bass without muddying the sound by putting a 4 or 3 ohm resistor in there instead?
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Sorry I personally cannot help you.
But as Bob Caver say's TRY IT AND FIND OUT
and then let us all know
Brian
rgpit:
Changing the resistor value may also change the xover frequency.
Slim-Shaddy:
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=249521&d=1294770546
here's the schematic...
SunnyDaze:
I'm not an AK member so I can't view the schematic, but, I'm with Ron. Changing the value of a resistor can change the crossover parameters.
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