zobal networks ?


I would like to hear from anyone who has had experiences with zobal networks. Do they work? what is it they do?. And would anyone recommend trying them on a pair of Dunlavy Alethas. I believe this is a debatable question but i would welcome some input.
fleeceba
Lou thank you and everyone for your input i've talked with Stan Warren and he'll be coming over to my house tonight.
we'll zobel one speaker and see how it sounds.
Due to mass confusion (!!!), Stan Warren's number was deleted. In case someone wants to contact him, he can typically be reached at (541) 344-3696 in the evenings. Sean
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A zobel for a particular speaker is a basic part of the design of the crossover - the single most difficult part of loud speaker design! Dunlevy has forgotton more about crossover design than most designers will ever know, let alone the rest of us.
Leave your speakers alone. Home rolling of speakers is grand folley, and you can certainly change the sound but will you ever know if is actually better.

Best regards, Jud Barber - Joule Electra
So Jud, are you saying even if the speaker ends up sounding better it may not be better? or are you saying i should'nt mess with John's design?
So Fleeceba, did they sound better? What was your actually experience trying them (you said previously you were going to).

Here are some links to Zobel info:

http://www.trueaudio.com/st_zobel.htm

http://www.selectproducts.com/calculator_zobel.html
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