Jazzmuso
Active Member
This discussion is always popping up all over. Every time I have some folks around for a listening session someone mentions the risk I am taking by playing the speakers in its original form - no crossover cap replacement.
The ironic thing is that most folks love my sound and compliment me on it. Is it really a risk? Am I running the risk of blowing a tweeter or mid range driver because a cap in the crossover could malfunction due to age?
I read the Troels Grev thread about a crossover upgrade. Did not like the fact that the L pads become non-functional and also the new design crossover only made a marginal difference.
Any ideas and opinions on this matter.
The ironic thing is that most folks love my sound and compliment me on it. Is it really a risk? Am I running the risk of blowing a tweeter or mid range driver because a cap in the crossover could malfunction due to age?
I read the Troels Grev thread about a crossover upgrade. Did not like the fact that the L pads become non-functional and also the new design crossover only made a marginal difference.
Any ideas and opinions on this matter.