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10F/RS225 FAST / WAW Speaker XO PCB GB

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X, some years ago I rebuilt my L-220 crossovers and used foil inductors. I noticed there is a difference in the resistance on the BOM list versus a similar 4mH foil inductor. Would this make any or no difference in the crossover performance?
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I just re-ran the Xsim calculation of the frequency response with a 14ga flat copper foil 4mH Jantzen inductor with 0.6ohm DCR vs the 1.26ohm DCR of the 18ga wire inductor and see a mild improvement in the bass response - maybe 0.5dB at 50hz. It doesn't hurt. Otherwise, the phase and frequency response elsewhere comes out the same. Subjectively, I would imagine a lower DCR will make the woofer sound more immediate and direct.

Jantzen Audio 4mH 14 AWG Copper Foil Inductor Crossover Coil
 
It is any intriguing idea. I spent as much on the updated/upgraded components as I spent on the JBL's when I bought them in the mid 70s.
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