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Those are some small woofers for a floor standing speaker.
Yes, you should have a crossover.
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The Minimum crossover is a capacitor on the tweeter to prevent it from being destroyed by base that it cannot reproduce.
Crossover points and crossover slopes are not straightforward. Several answers may be workable. Depends on your goals and beliefs. Good luck. Doug
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and they have pathetically low sensitivity
edit: I was refering to the woofers...DougL was too fast |
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Given the likely hi XO point, i'd be looking at a tweeter with a physically smaller bezel so as to get the drivers closer togther.
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A lot depends on what your budget is for the project. If you want any form of decent fidelity you will need a crossover and an L-Pad for the tweeter. The L-Pad should be a set of fixed resistors, not a rotary L-Pad. However, a rotary L-Pad could be used as a tool to dial in the exact level you desire and replace it with fixed resistors. The cone breakup above 5 kHz may require a little extra crossover work if you try shooting for 2 kHz as the cross point. That also depends on what the polar response looks like, but now we are getting into a lot of details and if you want to get a good response from these drivers (or any others) you will find that you will be doing just that, sweating the details. I just saw the driver impedance, too. Woofers are 8 Ω as is the tweeter. Two woofers in parallel will yield 4 Ω... Last edited by Loren42; 25th March 2010 at 09:03 PM. |
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