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August 12th, 2012, 04:38 AM
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Re: Lowering the crossover point.

Originally Posted by
cradeldorf
...........I don't understand why these speakers seem all over the place? one day they sound good the next day they don't. And it's been that way since the day I got them.
:/
hahhahhah lol
This means that you are missing something ( response-wise ) in your setup. When they sound good, it means that the number being played was not that dependant on the missing portion of the spectrum, and the other way around for the bad sounding days. Assuming that everything about the drivers & the enclosure are standard, it has to do with the xover only. I had suffered similarly for nearly 2 yrs. with my A7-500, and it was finally over for me recently. Ofcourse it ended up with me having kind of a refresher-course in xover designing.
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