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8th January 2012, 05:18 PM
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Do I need to reverse polarity of one of the drivers if I use a 1st order passive line
Hi ;
I am using a passive 1st order XO @ 2500khz on my active monitors. There are no inductors used. I haven't reversed the polarity on either of the drivers but I have seen a smilar design in the net where polarity is reversed for one of the drivers. I know best way is to try and see it my self but before going out that route , can any one help me decide? best regards Mertol |
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