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9th March 2005, 10:55 AM
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Crossover/Power Handling
I have a Bohlender Graebener Neo 3 ribbon tweeter which I intend to use for 5000Hz - 20000Hz in a two way speaker. Ideally I would like to use a 1st order crossover at around 5000Hz, but the power handling of these ribbons is just 10W - 20W.
The question is will i be able to use a 1st Order crossover at 5000Hz without frying them? How can I work out if this is possible? |
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