by Jonathan » Fri Apr 07, 2006 10:38 pm
Oh, BTW, those do best crossed ~200-300k run up to around 2khz-3khz. They aren't wide bandwidth by any means, but they do sooooo good within their intended frequency range. You may can run them up to 4khz or so with good results, just download the spec sheet and note the cone breakup at 10khz, you need to cross at least 1.5 octaves below it, preferably two octaves below it.
Oh, BTW, those do best crossed ~200-300k run up to around 2khz-3khz. They aren't wide bandwidth by any means, but they do sooooo good within their intended frequency range. You may can run them up to 4khz or so with good results, just download the spec sheet and note the cone breakup at 10khz, you need to cross at least 1.5 octaves below it, preferably two octaves below it.