RE: 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual - RickeyM

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RE: 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual

In Reply to: RE: 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual posted by dumpingground on October 3, 2012 at 11:26:16:

Yeah, those white wire splice plastic connectors are not stock. That indicates someone's been in there. On my MG-2.5R's, the resistor/cap network was on the back of the speaker terminal plate alongside the fuse holder.

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Topic - 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual - Tom Gnade 07:31:14 10/3/12 (6)

RE: 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual - Emsquare 15:26:42 10/3/12 (3)

Crossover frequency - neolith 19:28:46 10/3/12 (2)

RE: Crossover frequency - drlazybones 20:26:47 10/3/12 (1)

RE: Crossover frequency - neolith 18:23:06 10/4/12 (0)

RE: 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual - dumpingground 11:26:16 10/3/12 (1)

RE: 2.6R crossover - expected vs actual - RickeyM 10/3/1221:00:04 10/3/12 (0)

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