[cleestedwood]

Does anyone have a picture of an assembled network for Neo-3 they could post? I purchased the upgraded kit and could use some visual help to put together. Thanks, Paul     Wish me luck!

[cleestedwood]

Still looking for a some help.  Thanks, Paul

[S Clark]

Paul,
I sent you a PM that should be of help.  Let me know.

Scott

[Danny Richie]

Here is a pic of Sean's (Skiing Ninja) N2X networks. The values are different but the order is the same so I can look very similar completed.

http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=65699.msg632053#msg632053

[The Ninja]

Paul,

I'm happy to help out in any way I can - send me an email if you need anything at all. 

If it would help, I could do a line drawing of how the network should be laid out and connected...

Sean

[sveetsnelda]

I'm curious to know how others have laid out their networks also...  Particularly with inductor placement.  While the N2X networks look similar, they appear to be missing one inductor (compared to the N3's).  I came up with a good way to place mine, but then realized that it's not going to fit in the box after adding no-rez.   

Also, are there any "rules of thumb" for where you *shouldn't* place crossover components in a cabinet?  (In other words, where should I place mine?  I'd assume it'd have to be in the lower section of the speaker since the rest is covered in foam.

[Danny Richie]

If you want, you can split the network into two separate ones (tweeter network section and woofer network section). Then mount each one right behind the drivers on the braces that are in between them. Mount the woofer network on the top brace and the tweeter network o the second one down. They can then share the same positive and negative wire coming up from the binding posts.

[sveetsnelda]

Nice.  Why didn't I think of that? 

[cleestedwood]

Thanks