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In Reply to: Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') posted by Arbelos on June 6, 2002 at 04:59:10:
As I previously posted, I found the sound of the MG1.6 improved when 2.2 ohm resistors were added in series to the biwire terminals. I added separate resistors to both the woofer and tweeter sections to avoid interactions, so the results were not quite the same as using an amplifier with significant output impedence.The effects were not subtle - the midrange went from recessed to apparent. Vocal reproduction seems to be better, but the sound can be slightly thick as Arbelos experienced on a different model. I'm still trying to determine which is closer to the truth.
Ed
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- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - EdG 06/6/0208:01:11 06/6/02 (10)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - Arbelos 14:10:56 06/6/02 (9)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - EdG 15:36:50 06/6/02 (8)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - Arbelos 06:36:37 06/7/02 (7)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - EdG 08:32:26 06/7/02 (6)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - Arbelos 13:57:57 06/7/02 (5)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - EdG 18:32:58 06/7/02 (4)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - Arbelos 17:26:17 06/8/02 (3)
- Re: output impedance (aka 'damping factor') - EdG 06:38:28 06/9/02 (2)
- mid ca. 300 Hz, bass ca. 40 Hz - measured... - Arbelos 15:11:39 06/9/02 (1)
- thanks <nt> - EdG 07:29:17 06/10/02 (0)
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