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RE: TAD Crossover Question

Posted by stuart on July 13, 2007 at 13:59:27:
I would NOT recomend a 6db per octave slope with a single cap in series
Tad recomends this driver at
600Hz to 20,000Hz

I would highly consider going with a steeper slope or a higher xover
point if you insist on a 1st order slope

Considering the price of those drivers and the diaphragms you might
want to consider 12db per octave or 24db per octave at that xover point