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In Reply to: Crossover for a Karlson posted by joetech on April 8, 2007 at 19:47:38:
If you like the K, ... why not just augument above 8 - 10K with a tweeter of some sort? This seems simpler.IF you really want to diy your speakers and use the karlson as a bass module, I'd suggest staying below 200Hz. I guess you could use a steel / ferrite core choke and maybe a first or second order crossover to keep things cheap. Also give some thought to level matching. An easy way would be to use a stereo receiver set to "mono" and use 1 channel for the K, and another for your MB20. Use the balance control to match levels.
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- Re: Crossover for a Karlson - zobsky 21:58:50 04/08/07 (1)
- Crossover for a Karlson: at 225Hz to the 5.5 midbass is good. - -3db 13:26:48 04/10/07 (0)
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