Yes, thanks, specs are here KEF - Cadenza, Chorale, Coda, Cantor - United States.
What do you think to just removing the high pass section for the midrange in the Concerto's crossover?
What do you think to just removing the high pass section for the midrange in the Concerto's crossover?
I spent a bit more time on this, and my rusty memory refreshed...issue being you have the early B110 SP1003. 
The First two pictures show a KEF DN13 SP1017 crossover that might work for you. The coil in the notch has a resistance of 6.4R, which you could adjust by adding resistance to another type of coil.
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/262760-build-ls3-5a-speaker-based-t27s-b110s-7.html#post4124901
More detail in this PDF:
http://nedlab.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/KEF_Drivers.pdf
The DN13 SP1035 had a 5uF tweeter capacitor and a tweeter coil probably around 0.2mH.
Larger bass coil, maybe 1 to 1.2mH and a definite 6uF. Positive polarity.
Re-building a pair of KEF Codas | pink fish media
You seem to have a few options!
The First two pictures show a KEF DN13 SP1017 crossover that might work for you. The coil in the notch has a resistance of 6.4R, which you could adjust by adding resistance to another type of coil.
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/262760-build-ls3-5a-speaker-based-t27s-b110s-7.html#post4124901
More detail in this PDF:
http://nedlab.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/KEF_Drivers.pdf
The DN13 SP1035 had a 5uF tweeter capacitor and a tweeter coil probably around 0.2mH.
Larger bass coil, maybe 1 to 1.2mH and a definite 6uF. Positive polarity.
Re-building a pair of KEF Codas | pink fish media
You seem to have a few options!
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