100V systems

[tomtt]

Originally posted by bombardon73,
A question, could a transformer (badly) influence the frequency response and the decay?
And makes it a difference in frequency response and decay when you run a 100v speaker trough a low impedance amp? (it is possible to run some of these speakers on a regular amp)

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yes, it does affect frequency and decay.

most bose products are low cost/quality so the system interaction

(system as a whole) might be less than wonderful.

i've used a lot of commercial sound componets, as i get them

often for free.

i've run speaker arrays on flat baffles,wired in series, from 25,

and70 volt taps of comercial amps.

do the math first !

study about commerecial sound before you start hooking things

up.
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might be best to keep the BoSe speaker around, so others might

examine the poor quality inherient in BoSe products

Fully 50% of BoSe contains, 'B' and 'S'

[dnsey]

If you want to know how much is the transformer and how much the driver, just isolate the driver and run it from a normal low impedence amp to test.