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A crossover is just an LCR filter. That is, the inductors and capacitors utilize a set impedance to generate a filter slope. If you change any one component (i.e., capacitor, inductor, or resistance of the driver) the filter will change. You really need to design a crossover from scratch if you make any changes to the drivers. |
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2 8ohms speakers in paralel to 8ohms crossover?
