Jul 6, 2023 · Bear in mind you should never use a generic crossover - if you're not measuring your actual drivers in your actual enclosure to design a crossover, you're throwing away most of the …

Nov 8, 2022 · It would probably make it easier on you if you had sensitivity ratings that are close, but that would still be a variable if you're using two different brands of driver that will probably …

I've found that the sensitivity of most of my three way designs ends up being about 3 dB less than the sensitivity of the woofer in the design. Three way designs usually use bass drivers …

Feb 22, 2023 · Normally, I strongly advise against 3-ways to start--a two-way allows for less balls to juggle as you fight the response curves. Trying to get a mid and a tweet to play well …

Mar 12, 2019 · Yes, you need to match driver levels, but this should happen later. First measure and correct the woofer for baffle step.

Mar 29, 2022 · In your crossover you'll need to pad down the more sensitive drivers to match the level of the least sensitive. You do that by adding resistors to the crossover in series with the …

There are no differences in output caused by different impedances with the drivers. The tweeter has 2db sensitivity over the mid, and the woofer has 1db sensitivity over the mid. Resistors will …

Jan 12, 2012 · I am considering adding a bass driver with a higher sensitivity, as the bass seems a little quiet in my speakers at the moment. Treble and mid are 91, I have found a bass of 93.

Jun 26, 2021 · The peak sensitivity rating of any speaker takes place at a certain given frequency, not across the whole frequency spectrum. For example your 97 DB rated driver might have …

Apr 26, 2023 · I would not immediately recommend the GR research driver since several other drivers exceed its performance and have better characteristics. Cross these as low as …