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I daresay Joe did nothing more than attach his logo :grin:

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I love my wee JPW ML-110i. Mostly enjoyed with a Nait 5i.

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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

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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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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.
Interesting :think: I have just messaged my dad and asked him to take the crossover out of his 310s and send us a pic.

Would them crossover work in your 710s ?

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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 :pray:

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That's the ticket stari.

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istari_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 :pray:
:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: cant wait to see the end of this project

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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

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