Depends on what the crossover looks like. If it is all film caps, then no need to do anything at all. If there are electrolytics, well, the brand and type may be critical to the sound of the unit. Same for the film caps. The brand type (model and type) may be critical to the sound of the end product.
any changes will always make a difference. The question is if it is an improvement or merely a difference.
The understanding is that Wilson tends to pot their crossovers, and this is partially to alleviate issues of tampering and copying, to keep that from the casual eye. "Casual" being the key word, as this would not stop the determined mind. Ye old saw about locks existing to keep honest people out.
As well as.... if the speaker is sold later on, that if it was sold with a modified crossover, that would amount to sonic tampering, and misrepresentation of the Wilson brand.
any changes will always make a difference. The question is if it is an improvement or merely a difference.
The understanding is that Wilson tends to pot their crossovers, and this is partially to alleviate issues of tampering and copying, to keep that from the casual eye. "Casual" being the key word, as this would not stop the determined mind. Ye old saw about locks existing to keep honest people out.
As well as.... if the speaker is sold later on, that if it was sold with a modified crossover, that would amount to sonic tampering, and misrepresentation of the Wilson brand.