Crossover help?

Hi Thanks for the reply.

The crossover was removed completely.

The tweeter is still fine, checked.

I don't have any form of heat sink, i have previously soldered much smaller components with success.

The only items removed/replaced are resistors and a caps.

The continuity is from HF +/- which is assume to be the parallel resistor?

Regards Ian

I'm assuming you're talking about a passive crossover within your speakers, correct? Could you post some photos? Or a schematic of the original crossover? We can figure this out with just a multimeter.

I do get a bleep from both terminals so assume thats the parallel resistor.

I think you wired the high pass crossover wrong. If there’s a parallel resistor, it should be after the capacitor and connect across the tweeter +/- terminal.

If the parallel resistor wired in front of the capacitor across the input side +/- terminal you will get a bleep on continuity test. If that’s the case, the resistor "shorted" the high pass crossover input hence no HF signal reach the tweeter.

Are the parts point to point wired or circuit board? If board, you may have a lifted solder pad, possible short to ground plane etc… please let us know. Pics would help greatly. .

How do you attach images? 

It links to a url rather than to a location on the PC.