You really need to measure the actual impedance for a good crossover. I'll get over there as soon as I can to measure for you. Might bring a digital x-over so we can play.
Maybe this coming Friday or Saturday?
I have a feeling that we are heading for a good thread on the 210s here. Pano is great in the "systematic reporting back" area. His thread here on the A7s was one of the best. Right now I am just eagerly waiting to see lots of graph-ridden posts, more so b'coz of these particular 515s.
Friday night is VIP night at the Beer Bourbon and Barbeque Fest across town, and I was lucky enough to score a half price ticket. Sat is a possibility though...
Meanwhile, back at the ranch....
Oh yeah, I measured the DCR on the 515's, both were in the 9 ohm range, and about 4.6 when paralleled. I'm betting these were closer to 16 ohms. Also, I have this bad boy on a couple of dollies now, and have cleared out my whole main system in preparation for working/final placement.
Last edited by analog addict; July 29th, 2012 at 01:52 AM.
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Many thanks AA for the magnificent pic of the 515s. They seem to be in very good condition. Regarding the 9 ohms DC value, it sounds more like a 12 ohm version of the 515. However it does not matter much, as I am sure they will excel at the job they were meant for.![]()
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Yes, you are right. Your latest pic sure says them to be of the 20 ohms types, but the DC values are way off !
May be its time for the experts to chime in.
I'll post actual impedance curves once I've been back over to A.A's Saturday or Sunday would be good for me.
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