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21st February 2006, 07:42 PM
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Location: cleveland, ohio
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crossover help
I have a single PA style speaker that I want to rebuild the crossover for. It consists of two 15'' speakers, a horn compression driver that I will be replacing, and 4 little piezo tweeters (I can do without these if need be).
500 watts will be the max this speaker may ever see... probably much less. Can anyone recommend a crossover design? This is for vocals from a garage band, and the cabinet is a cheapy to begin with. I don't need anything special. I appreciate your help. |
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