[toddbagwell]

Danny or anyone else, how are the woofers a tweeters wired in the LS9s?
I seem to remember they are a combination of series and parallel, but i can't seem to find a diagram i once had.

I'm curious what the impedence is of each set of drivers as i voided my AV123 warranty (no laughs from anyone  ) by making my pair active.

Today i had an amp go out, and just got thinking about the loads each half of the circuit is working with.

Thanks,
Todd

Ps-glad i had a spare outlaw m200 from my set of 5. Total diagnosis and repair in 15 minutes!

[Danny Richie]

Shoot me an e-mail and I'll send you a wiring diagram and an impedance curve.

Unless you have a measuring system and an active system that will allow a ton of adjustments within each set of drivers band pass, then there is no way you will get a reasonable response with an active crossover. Standard electronic crossovers just aren't going to work. They just aren't capable of dealing with the issues that the passive crossover corrects for.

[toddbagwell]

Thanks Danny.

And yeah, it took some serious adjustment, but i've gotten things evened out to within 1 db (speaker and room response) the entire way from low to high rolloff points thanks to two dozen PEQ filters.

It was a lot of work, but i'm glad i tackled the project.

Todd

[Danny Richie]

Thanks Danny.

And yeah, it took some serious adjustment, but i've gotten things evened out to within 1 db (speaker and room response) the entire way from low to high rolloff points thanks to two dozen PEQ filters.

It was a lot of work, but i'm glad i tackled the project.

Todd

If you have a way to measure it and that many filter points then you can make it work.