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6th May 2007, 05:41 PM
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Location: west lafayette
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PHL 1120 upper frequency limit? distortion performance?
I'm having a hard time finding...really any information regarding this driver.
I found some information regarding the driver, but it wasn't measured past 850hz --->http://www.markk.claub.net/Testing/PHL1120/PHL1120.htm Has anybody personally used or measured this driver? Whats your experience with it? Whats the optimal upper crossover frequency and lower crossover frequency (recommended slopes/slopes used would also be appreciated). |
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