Here is the T-4000/5000 xover. Very similar to HII but uses 47 uf on woofer leg instead of 68 uf and 1 uf on mid versus 1.5uf on HII mid and the mid and tweeter polarities are switched.
I have the t4000's and am getting ready to overhaul and upgrade some parts (air core inductors, new caps...) in the xover and I am wondering what the effect of changing to the values found in the H2's might be. Or if it is even a good idea. I've had the speakers for over 20 years and have really put them through their paces. I have always loved them but found them lacking in that "tight Tom or Snare" region of the mid range. Comments? Suggestions?? This is my first post by the way. Thanks to all for the great info on this site.
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I have the t4000's and am getting ready to overhaul and upgrade some parts (air core inductors, new caps...) in the xover and I am wondering what the effect of changing to the values found in the H2's might be. Or if it is even a good idea. I've had the speakers for over 20 years and have really put them through their paces. I have always loved them but found them lacking in that "tight Tom or Snare" region of the mid range. Comments? Suggestions?? This is my first post by the way. Thanks to all for the great info on this site.