Hi John,
I was busy with other dings but now I am ready and come back to your "... and I can tell you how".
My La Scalas are LSBRR-00320009 and they are fitted with AL-3 crossovers.
Thanks for your help.
Hermann
Anybody having experience with biwiring - not bi-amping - La Scala's?
Is there any positive effect that is worth the effort?
Can I blow the midrange/tweeter if I feed them bass frequencies directly?
I'm using a 2x2W SET amp.
Thank you for any efforts,
hermann
I was satisfied with the sound I get from my La Scalas for quite a while until
I checked the wiring of the drivers after a phasing test via phono indicated improper phasing.
I found the midrange driver on one speaker to be connected just the opposite way than that on the other speaker.
The red cable from the (AL-3) crossover was connected to the right terminal (when looked from the rear of the cabinet) of the midrange driver, the black-red cable goes to the left.
Both other drivers are connected red to left side and black-red to right side.
Reversing the cables on the midrange (now all drivers in both speakers were connected red to left side and black-red to right side) had a negative effect of the system's sound so I returned to what I had found.
I now reversed the cables on the other speaker's midrange to get identical wiring in both speakers and the effect on the sound was positive - better staging of voices and instruments.
Just to make sure: Does anybody have a wiring diagram or a description of the wiring of La Scala's drivers as intended by the maker?
Thank you for any efforts.
Hermann
Does anybody