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In Reply to: Physically aligning drivers posted by HiFiOnABudget on June 5, 2000 at 09:58:45:
This will work, and it isn't real difficult to do. Get a radio shack SPL meter and either a signal generator or a test CD. Take the drivers you want to align and wire them out of phase with each other.Run a test tone through the speakers at the crossover point and measure the output. Move the speakers apart relative to each other until you measure the lowest output. Once you have found the lowest output at the crossover frequency, put them back in phase and you have them aligned!! This really works well.
Mike Bates
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Follow Ups
- Re: Physically aligning drivers - Mike Bates 06/5/0015:38:43 06/5/00 (12)
- Nope. - Jon Risch 17:54:14 06/6/00 (7)
- Re: Nope. - Mike Bates 00:47:04 06/7/00 (6)
- alright! - Damon 18:46:43 06/5/00 (3)
- Thank Bruce Edgar! - Mike Bates 19:22:02 06/5/00 (2)
- Re: Thank Bruce Edgar! - HiFiOnABudget 21:07:01 06/5/00 (1)
- Re: Thank Bruce Edgar! - Mike Bates 06:13:24 06/6/00 (0)
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