2. speakers
  3. 157353-24

Upgrading Kef R100 crossovers

I just picked up some R100’s and am really liking them.  I think that I like them enough to try to squeeze every ounce of performance out of them and am thinking about upgrading ghe crossovers.  There are only a few components so I don’t think that it would cost too much $.  I am not handy with a soldering iron so I’d rather just send the crossover schdmatics to someone and have them send me back complete, new crossovers that I could just plug and play.  

Where / who could do this for me?

And while I am at it, would replacing the batting inside with some no rez be an improvement too?

Thanks ahead of time for any info on this!!
128x128b_limo
Post removed 
b_limo's avatar
b_limo OP
2,277 posts
 
@kenjit , do you have any recommendations regarding dsp?  And I don’t have the money really to buy extra amplifiers...

also, do I bypass the crossovers in the speakers altogether then?  I’m trying to send the signal through higher quality components...
b_limo's avatar
b_limo OP
2,277 posts
 
@bryhifi , I’ve seen contradictory statements within a single response.  It was something about mdf being junk, then 4 sentences later he said it was great.

Kenjitt, like my Mom, can argue with themselves as well as we can 🤷🏼
kenjit
1,771 posts
 
you could get the hypex plate amp or mini dsp plate amps. You will need to find a way to mount them either into the cabinet or onto it externally. Then you start tuning the speakers. You select various slopes, crossover points and time delay. You compare the results by ear. You adjust the eq too. You will need to put in a bit of baffle step compensation and a gentle downward slope. 

Yes you bypass the passive crossovers. 



b_limo's avatar
b_limo OP
2,277 posts
 
@kenjit , Thank You Kenjit, I will look into it 👍
More to discover