Well, I smoked another woofer on my recapped Infinities 2 weeks ago.
Par for my course. UFO on vinyl tends to do that. But ONLY on vinyl does it happen. Think it something to do with needle rumble even though the subsonic filter on the C-50 does help some...
Anyway, blown woofers, I;'m used to it by now.
So bought some Kappa woofs off a set of Kappa 6.1's. Refoamed. Work great. And known to handle more power
Question is,
Stock RS6b XO specs is 87uF for the woofer circuit crossed at 600Hz, which I installed a beefy Audyn cap to that spec when I rebuilt.
But the IMG Kappas come from a newer 6.1 3 way (similar to the RS6) with a bigger 140uF cap, crossed over at 500Hz.
Would it be better to bypass the 87 with additional caps to get to that 140uF the newer Kappa's had or leave the stock 87uF in there?
Does more capacitance egual more energy storage for the woofer for when the music demands it?
What do you think? I don;t mind tinkering.