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diyAudio Member
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hi guys forgive me if i'm seeming stupid with this and if this has been a subject before and i've missed it
i've got some old pioneer 2-ways that came with my all-in-one stereo 12yrs ago (the stereo got stolen but they left me with the speakers - pleased about that the stereo didn't work!) anyways i'm sick to the back teeth of them sounding like a wet fart in a paper bag from half a mile away and figure a new box and crossover would help i'm ok with measuring the woofers parameters but i'm unsure about the tweeter is it essentially the same tests as with the woofer? anything i should know about before i go ahead? (bar not putting 20Hz through them of course!) |
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