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12th February 2003, 04:54 AM
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Location: SIUE, Illinois, USA
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quick questions
ok, if a speaker is placed within 4" of a monitor, i should definately use a sheilded one, right?
next, the hard one: what is desirable when matching speakers for a bi-amped setup using a 4th order crossover (linkwitz riley is my choice). also, i had thoght of placeing on crossover point at 1.8kHz, but was afraid that would be bad. i'll have more info later, homework now...
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