The midrange is always attenuated to match the woofer, which determines the efficiency. Here is a Klipsch forum thread describing the development of the network for the Klipsh Forte I.Ī paper describing crossover networks similar to those shown below having. It requires that I have the COMPLETE speaker, in the cabinet, for testing. The original T2A transformer of the AA was retained but it could be replaced with the Crites 3636 to give you 1 dB attenuation steps. It changes the part values in the tweeter filter and adds an inductor and a resistor. It was initially called the Super AA and was intended to be an economical rework of the Klipsch AA. This is a clear example of what I call O-Ding on placebos If you want something to sound better, IT WILL I dont want my name associated with it in any way NEVER AGAIN. He even goes so far as replace the foil resistors in my tweeter attenuator with foil resistors () and proclaims how much of an improvement it makes. He takes my design and decides to make a showpiece using the kind of layout techniques used back in the 1930 era It looks like an engineering prototype breadboard done to verify that a design works before production He believes he knows more about what parts should be used in my designs than I do. I dont want my name associated with this sort of mess NEVER AGAIN.
#ALK OR CRITES CROSSOVERS FORTE UPGRADE#
Alk Or Crites Crossovers Forte Upgrade The K400.
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