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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 99984" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: Passive All-Passed Three-Way Dual 8in and 1in exit Driver BoxSort of suspected that, I guess you&#039;ll be using identical elements in the finished product.Just had a quick look, one seemed to be 400W and the other 200W, didn&#039;t look closer than that, (but thought that a 200W speaker with a 4.5 dB sensitivity seemed a waste of money :twisted: ) Anyway, even for testing purposes, will not the lower sensitivity of the Celestion (looks like more than 3 dB in most of the band they work together) affect the results you get?OK, I misinterpreted this sentence: . and couldn&#039;t get my head round the crossover. Not being able to recognize anything but the simplest design, I found it impossible to tell what was resistors and what was the actual load, and therefore didn&#039;t move on to try to figure out what the filter actually did :blush:Totally get the design now, you are cutting the outer element just before you get any lobbing and interference (probably could go a bit lower unless the filter is extremely steep)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 99984, member: 1285"] Re: Passive All-Passed Three-Way Dual 8in and 1in exit Driver Box Sort of suspected that, I guess you'll be using identical elements in the finished product. Just had a quick look, one seemed to be 400W and the other 200W, didn't look closer than that, (but thought that a 200W speaker with a 4.5 dB sensitivity seemed a waste of money :twisted: ) Anyway, even for testing purposes, will not the lower sensitivity of the Celestion (looks like more than 3 dB in most of the band they work together) affect the results you get? OK, I misinterpreted this sentence: . and couldn't get my head round the crossover. Not being able to recognize anything but the simplest design, I found it impossible to tell what was resistors and what was the actual load, and therefore didn't move on to try to figure out what the filter actually did :blush: Totally get the design now, you are cutting the outer element just before you get any lobbing and interference (probably could go a bit lower unless the filter is extremely steep) [/QUOTE]

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