testing a crossover


hi guys and girls i have a
problem with my 3 way  wilmslow-audio mirrage speakers , I am hoping you can help me with the problem,.
Lately my power amp went pop and i sent it away for repair,when i
received it back {repaired} it went pop again,on sending it back to
the repair technician ,he has come back to me ,and asked me to take
some ohms readings on the speakers, on testing the speakers , i run
these speakers using 2 power amps{Arcam Alpha 10s,using one for low
pass{bass} and the other for MID/HIGH,this is the amp which keeps
blowing,on the high /mid,on testing the terminal the bass{low pass}
read {left speaker]7.9 ohms ,right speaker bass 6.8ohms, But on the
left and right speakers hi/mid ,both read 0.0 ohms,{which we all know
is wrong}
BUT the strange thing is,when the blown amp was away,i only used one
power amp to run both speakers in bi wire config,and they worked
ok,all being a bit lack of bass and tightness,but still sound great.
So i stripped both speakers and checked the drivers,all 6 drivers
where good no shorts reading approx correct ohms for age,{Speakers
disconnected from x over}.can any one help with this,i would be so much in debt.
kind regards Mark
likklegerry
Lower than expected dcr for 0.22uH inductor; from what I can tell, a nominal dc resistance for that inductor is about 0.21 ohms. Think that is one area that needs some additional testing.
Lower than expected dcr for 0.22uH inductor; from what I can tell, a nominal dc resistance for that inductor is about 0.21 ohms.
Are you refer to the 0.22mH inductor across the tweeter?
https://ucarecdn.audiogon.com/a89e98dd-d4a0-4acf-9f74-934683ea9b70/-/autorotate/yes/
 
DCR varies with wire gauge and core type, for example, DCR of an 0.22mH 18AWG air core inductor is about 0.2Ω, DCR of an 1mH 18AWG "I" core inductor ( about 4.5 times higher inductance than 0.22mH ) is only 0.17Ω. You can see from the photo that it is an cored inductor, I won't be surprised its DCR will be 0.05Ω or less.
https://ucarecdn.audiogon.com/bfe5fcb3-3dd7-42ff-835d-9e69c47231fd/-/autorotate/yes/


Yes, thanks for the links, info and your input. To me, it looks like the wire gauge is 22 or 24. Doesn't appear to be 18 for sure, but hard to tell.
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Correction to my post deleted. 1/Lt = 1/L1+1/L2... So yeah, dcr is about 0.05 ohms or less. Initially thought it would be about 0.68 ohms, but that was incorrect.