You may try that, and get varied results. Although it may improve the liquidity in the treble, I will assume that being an already very capable product, the improvement may be neglible. If you can afford it polyproplene caps of the highest quality and large guage inductors can also improve the sound to a more transparent soundstage. By changing parts in an already optimized crossover can produce marked changes in the response, and the soundstage of your system. Case in point... do modifications at your own risk. For what it is worth, try listening to an already modified set, if you are lucky enough to know a dealer or a friend with a pair. Good luck.
is it worth improving crossover?
Will replacing the stock resistor in the tweeter crossover to a high quality (Caddock or Vishay) going to improve the sound? I saw that Meadowlark claims improvements in the "Hot rodded" versions, so I am wondering if it will improve my speaker too. I have Linn Keilidhs -- the crossover has (2) 2.2ohm,4w, Bennic ceramic resistors (wired in paralell?). I would appreciate any advice on getting more transparency in the lower treble -- I believe this is their shortcoming.
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