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27th February 2008, 11:18 AM
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Manufacturers data
Im just about to order some seas drive units for my first DIY speaker project (small 2 way vented), and was wandering about the accuracy of manufacturers TS data.
Would it be worth my while, at this stage, to wait for my drivers and measure the performance myself or are the specs given by the makers usually accurate enough for me to go ahead and start designing the box/XO? Thankyou Martin |
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