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RE: One also needs to know the DCR of the inductor

Posted by kenster (A) on May 28, 2007 at 21:11:55

In Reply to: RE: One also needs to know the DCR of the inductor posted by 1973shovel on May 28, 2007 at 19:17:29:

"Everything's mounted on a circuit board, and I don't want to do any damage to the board until I have everything else ready to go for the external set-up."

I would suggest U dispense with the PCB and wire all the components up point to point. IME, PCB's R detrimental due to the capacitive and resonant nature of the PCB material.

I have a pair of NHT 1.5i's that I have moved the x-over PCB from the input terminals down to the cabinet floor, attaching it with blu-tak, and replacing the wire with AudioMagic silver/teflon coated wire with VERY good results.

If I were to do an outboard x-over, dispense with the PCB altogether and do PTP construction/wiring.

Cheers,

~kenster

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