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8th February 2004, 06:01 PM
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series crossover/how to wire ??
 I see a few good designs with this xover (SERIES) How will one connect the drivers of a simple 2 way speaker to a series xover. I have only done parrallel xovers, please educate me on this one. A component layout with where to tap for the drivers will do fine.Regards, peterpan
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