From what I understand just matching the impedance is only the start. It will have a different sensitivity (fairly easy fix) but the TS parameters will be different so box size and tuning will be different.
Example - using the mh-audio bass reflex calculator as a quick estimate with a similar driver -
Satori MW16p-4 = 13.3l box, f3 of 50hz with 5cm diam x 22cm long port and spl 88dB (flat response)
Satori MW16p-8 = 24.7l box, f3 of 39hz with 5cm diam x 15cm long port and spl 87.5dB (flat response)
Example - using the mh-audio bass reflex calculator as a quick estimate with a similar driver -
Satori MW16p-4 = 13.3l box, f3 of 50hz with 5cm diam x 22cm long port and spl 88dB (flat response)
Satori MW16p-8 = 24.7l box, f3 of 39hz with 5cm diam x 15cm long port and spl 87.5dB (flat response)
T/S parameters look way different to the 8ohm version. You're probably going to get a peaking midbass and a lack of lower bass in the enclosure designed for the 8ohm version. It'll probably want a sealed enclosure that is 20-50% larger. Vented enclosure will need a total redesign.
Aside from that, make all inductors and resistors in the woofer section half the value, make caps in the woofer section twice the value.
Adjust R0 to between 1-3ohm to set tweeter level to match.
Aside from that, make all inductors and resistors in the woofer section half the value, make caps in the woofer section twice the value.
Adjust R0 to between 1-3ohm to set tweeter level to match.
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