Hey, has anyone else had to change the jumper on the crossover for the tweeters to -3DB?
I think I'm going to so my mids and highs flow a little better.
I might have to do this cause I have the tweeters fairly high in my door panel and the mids very low (Dodge Dakota).
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swez on 02/21/2004 09:21:27
That feature is good for a very "hot" tweeter location. If you have problems with "beaming" and the tweeter seems to overpower the overall balance... try the -3dB attenuator and see how it sounds in your application. That is what the attenuation feature is there for.
If the tweeter is still too hot after attenuation, consider moving it to a new location.
Swez
I think I'm going to so my mids and highs flow a little better.
I might have to do this cause I have the tweeters fairly high in my door panel and the mids very low (Dodge Dakota).
Replies (1)
swez on 02/21/2004 09:21:27
That feature is good for a very "hot" tweeter location. If you have problems with "beaming" and the tweeter seems to overpower the overall balance... try the -3dB attenuator and see how it sounds in your application. That is what the attenuation feature is there for.
If the tweeter is still too hot after attenuation, consider moving it to a new location.
Swez
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