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17th November 2003, 08:06 PM
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Passive crossover design
I can't buy what I want
 . A full range 15" plus horn box that runs at 300W with 4ohm. Everything I see is 8ohm. I'll use an Eminence 15 Delta. I don't know what horn.Question is......... I cant find a cross over for 4ohms. Where can I find one or a design to build? What would the best frequency be if the bass driver runs from 40Hz - 4KHz? |
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