Two Focal TN52 tweeters off one crossover??
#4
Running two tweeters on the same pasive crossover will result in a change of resistance and therefore a change in the crossover frequency, if it goes to low it might damage the tweeter. Active would be the best way to go.
#5
Originally Posted by johnw
Running two tweeters on the same pasive crossover will result in a change of resistance and therefore a change in the crossover frequency, if it goes to low it might damage the tweeter. Active would be the best way to go.
Just the answer I was looking for. My appreciate!
Cheers
Julian
#7
When bought my 100kp I didn't know that they work better off axis.
I'm going to have one set in the kicks and one in the a pillars.
I would rather use the existing tweets but plugging the hole in the existing kicks is the issue.
I don't mind more treble.
There's your answer zzzzzzzzzz
I'm going to have one set in the kicks and one in the a pillars.
I would rather use the existing tweets but plugging the hole in the existing kicks is the issue.
I don't mind more treble.
There's your answer zzzzzzzzzz
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