As long as the crossover is secure and does not rattle, there is no problem. Every other manufacturer does it.
The main driver is shielded (RS180S from Dayton)
Inductors were placed so that they don't interfere with each other.
Inductors were placed so that they don't interfere with each other.
The magnetic field from the loud speaker has no effect on the crossover inductors and in any case, is steady.
It's hard to separate the magnetic field from the potentially inductor-influencing pieces of ferrous metal that creates it.
However, if you check the technical performance (firstly frequency response) of the speaker after assembly, you'll find how much influence there is. It may be very small - insignificant.
well Zaph|Audio - ZMV5 - MCM / Vifa 5" System shows a single steel screw changing inductance by 10%. To some 10% is significant. To others not. YMMV, batteries not included etc.
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