a driver from 16 to 8 ohm by replacing the voice coil assembly? Silly question?
Thanks for any help!
Brian
a driver from 16 to 8 ohm by replacing the voice coil assembly? Silly question?
Thanks for any help!
Brian
Yes, though it usually entails a complete re-cone.
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Just curious as to your need to do this.
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I'm thinking of buying a pair Altec 806A drivers that are 16 ohms and would like to run them with the rest of the system which is all 8 ohm.
Is this not necessary?
Brian
No, it's fine that way, you just have to adjust your XO, L-pad, Notch, Zobel, BSC and Shelving components accordingly.
Who's doing the crossovers?
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The project I am attempting can be found by following the link below.
The changes I would like to make are to use an Onken box design utilizing one 416.
I'm hoping it all falls together because I don't have the know how to do anything about it if the mid and bass don't come together at the right point.
Brian
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You can get new 8 ohm diaphagms from Great Plains for a reasonable cost. They also sell new drivers that would work.
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