Yes you have right.
Do you think this damage my gameclone?
Could you please explain to me if there will be a difference in the connection outside and inside? Is it about electricity? Current?
Do you think this damage my gameclone?
Could you please explain to me if there will be a difference in the connection outside and inside? Is it about electricity? Current?
With the links in place, you would short circuit your amp if you mistakenly connected it across red/red or black/black instead of correctly across red/black.
If the links are on the outside, everyone who uses the speaker will know that it is able to be bi-wired. The links are removed for bi-wiring.
Putting the links on the inside makes bi-wiring impossible. The user would not know that because he wouldn't see that the internal links were in place.
Nothing to do with current, but everything to do with practicability
If the links are on the outside, everyone who uses the speaker will know that it is able to be bi-wired. The links are removed for bi-wiring.
Putting the links on the inside makes bi-wiring impossible. The user would not know that because he wouldn't see that the internal links were in place.
Nothing to do with current, but everything to do with practicability
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Thanks! Good luck with the amplifier repair. The amplifier experts will be able to help you with that. 
Hello.
I send a photo a capicitor from my tweeter. This is two pairs. They have 2.2 uf all for? This mean its 4.4uF for tweeter. I HAVE RIGHT?
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I have sitting here also a Heybrook Mkl
In general. Is it worth to upgrade the XO parts to more quality parts? Btw, the woofer has been refoamed.
In general. Is it worth to upgrade the XO parts to more quality parts? Btw, the woofer has been refoamed.
Hi Elfriede!
Could you supply photos of one of your crossover boards so that we can see the components that are fitted on your particular board?
In general, it is best to leave crossover components as they are because changing them can change the crossover function and hence the way the manufacturer intended the speaker to sound.
An exception is if the crossover contains old electrolytic capacitors that measurement has shown to have drifted off value. These should be replaced by fresh, new ones.
Could you supply photos of one of your crossover boards so that we can see the components that are fitted on your particular board?
In general, it is best to leave crossover components as they are because changing them can change the crossover function and hence the way the manufacturer intended the speaker to sound.
An exception is if the crossover contains old electrolytic capacitors that measurement has shown to have drifted off value. These should be replaced by fresh, new ones.