Nice job! I'm a sucker for upgrading to a hard-wired crossover, neat work. When doing this sort of thing myself, I have often found that air-cored inductors need more turns than their ferrite-cored equivalent, so tend to have a higher DC resistance: a) Did you compare the two? b) If yes, how close did you get?
@@TheRealWindlePoons Thanks for the comment. Yes as you know air core inductors use a lot more wire. That's more expensive hence why manufacturers use iron core. I measured the inductance and DC resistance as I need to keep both the same. I try and stay within 10% on the DC resistance.
Amazing work. It would have been interesting to hear the before and after just to hear the difference you made. Cheers, Paul from South Australia.
Well done - they look fantastic and can't wait to see how they perform!
Nice work. I have the Cantata. They definitely need these treatments . You've inspired me sir. Thank you. Ive just lked and subscribed too.
Am not the big fan of some Kef speacers,some of them dont have enough bass....looking foward to hear what u have done with this,ride on Matt.
Very nice job !
Did you finish the 104 ?
Danish oil looks excellent ...............what do uou use for the rubbers ?
Thanks
Afternoon Matt👍👍👍
Nice job!
I'm a sucker for upgrading to a hard-wired crossover, neat work. When doing this sort of thing myself, I have often found that air-cored inductors need more turns than their ferrite-cored equivalent, so tend to have a higher DC resistance:
a) Did you compare the two?
b) If yes, how close did you get?
@@TheRealWindlePoons Thanks for the comment. Yes as you know air core inductors use a lot more wire. That's more expensive hence why manufacturers use iron core. I measured the inductance and DC resistance as I need to keep both the same. I try and stay within 10% on the DC resistance.