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oldhvymec - yeah, external is the best if you can get away with it.
Always compromises though, like using a stereo amplifier the speaker wire runs need to be longer than two mono blocks.
The wire runs will be longer of course. Are you going to shield yours coming out of your x-over?
The driver's magnetic field when the driver is under load, does that change?
I ask because generally the magnet is attached at the rear of the basket, I had always assumed it was a constant magnetic field, and the motor has an electromagnet that changes polarity to drive the cone?
I have suggested MC use variable resistors to test it, before finalising the values in each circuit. I do realise that one could spend a lot of time doing that.
Always compromises though, like using a stereo amplifier the speaker wire runs need to be longer than two mono blocks.
The wire runs will be longer of course. Are you going to shield yours coming out of your x-over?
The driver's magnetic field when the driver is under load, does that change?
I ask because generally the magnet is attached at the rear of the basket, I had always assumed it was a constant magnetic field, and the motor has an electromagnet that changes polarity to drive the cone?
I have suggested MC use variable resistors to test it, before finalising the values in each circuit. I do realise that one could spend a lot of time doing that.