JPW ML710
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Re: JPW ML710
Here we go, Royd A7X Internals
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Hope this helps
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Hope this helps
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Re: JPW ML710
I cant get the set of JPWs off my dad to compare but I assume he changed part of the crossover or somthing(the original was BI WIRED). Hope this may help with ML710
Maybe the Doc could shed some light
Maybe the Doc could shed some light
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Re: JPW ML710
They also have different [inferior] tweeters to the ML310. I have seen that crossover before, its visually identical to those found in the Sonata.
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Re: JPW ML710
Interesting I have just messaged my dad and asked him to take the crossover out of his 310s and send us a pic.istari_knight wrote:They also have different [inferior] tweeters to the ML310. I have seen that crossover before, its visually identical to those found in the Sonata.
Would them crossover work in your 710s ?
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Re: JPW ML710
A 310 crossover would work but I doubt its very different than those currently fitted. The Royd crossover won't work as the tweeter is different... As I say it looks more like a Sonata crossover [which also use those little Audax plastic cone tweeters].
Thats okay, my aim is to get rid of the crossover anyway... I want a cap in series with the tweeter + padding resistor as necessary, with the mid bass running full range but doped to reduce HF output.... hopefully
Thats okay, my aim is to get rid of the crossover anyway... I want a cap in series with the tweeter + padding resistor as necessary, with the mid bass running full range but doped to reduce HF output.... hopefully
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Re: JPW ML710
cant wait to see the end of this projectistari_knight wrote:A 310 crossover would work but I doubt its very different than those currently fitted. The Royd crossover won't work as the tweeter is different... As I say it looks more like a Sonata crossover [which also use those little Audax plastic cone tweeters].
Thats okay, my aim is to get rid of the crossover anyway... I want a cap in series with the tweeter + padding resistor as necessary, with the mid bass running full range but doped to reduce HF output.... hopefully
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Re: JPW ML710
I've managed to find a spec sheet of all these old Peerless India drivers as used in the JPW ML range which may be of interest to others...
http://www.mindspring.com/~audiolab/peerlspc.htm
http://www.mindspring.com/~audiolab/peerlspc.htm