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You won't complain about either performance wise, and being Mike is so great to work with I'd lean towards the Rlp for that reason alone.

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You might already be adding enough. It will really depend on you though. Try it a couple ways. You can always put some in loose and see which way it sounds best to you.

Hey I run a TCAB, bastard. Welcome back. /\ obviously sarcastic...

How much too small?

She-i-o, I haven't looked at one of these in a couple of months but thought it was just 4th order slopes only. I do plan to use one when I build some mains, but I can't run a whole HT and house stereo active. Not unless I buy stock in an amplifier company.

It is always hard to take pictures without looking like a perve. Just point the camera and hip shoot hoping to get some good ones.

It was pretty slow on the lake yesterday since the AM started out with thunderstorms, but here are a couple of talent shots for you all.

What is wrong with both!

I want one, but don't really need it until I move and start the home theatre/listening room project.

of the install. on getting metered!

Glad to see you made it over. Welcome.

I think the Rlp is proven as well.

140 to 180 is not a big deal, your amp will be fine either way.

You came to the right place then. Welcome.

Welcome onboard.

Nice work mang!

I am about to order $300 worth of damn passive crossover components. The dark side is winning. DCX-2496 FTW! Sold out the last I looked and the slopes aren't steep enough. I will be getting one soon though for my mains which will be all active.

Same here. These are "office" or bedroom speakers though and it is hard to get a 60db crossover slope with the lower cost active crossovers. I may shave some cost out of them yet...

now off to the lake...

Or how about the TeamSSAudio.com stays still and in one spot the different manufacturers roll through.

Maybe

About as minimal of a crossover as you can get, unless I picked drivers with more similar efficiencies which would knock a whopping $7 for two resistors. Caps and Inductors are expensive.

Not really, I am not even using any foil. Two LR4th order with an extra cap for a steeper slope Two LCR impedance taming networks One 2 Resistor L-pad Pretty normal 2-way x-over which of course is why I choose to run my car active. The chit they give you with component sets = teh crap.

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