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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: British Antarctic Territory
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Standard recommendation is CTC distance no more than one wavelength at crossover freq.
3kHz => 4.5in/114mm 5kHz => 2.7in/69mm 10kHz => 1.35in/34mm Under most circumstances, such CTC distances would be impossible, are there mitigating factors with having such a high crossover frequency? I have googled and searched here, no specific mention of this topic. |
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