So these speakers have 2 seperate binding posts - one for the low frequency and one for the high frequency?
And right now, both posts are joined as one?
What would happen if you just amp the low frequency and not amp the high frequency at all?
Would there be no sound coming out of the tweeters?
Just checked it.
With the top post connected, only the tweeter works.
Bottom post. Both woofers work.
My thinking. The woofers cause an amp to clip, for the most part. Yet, the clipping damages the tweeter, for the most part.
Separating the two seems to be a very good idea, even
if you can't hear the difference.
And,
I say clipping can't be heard. But, with enough skill, one can tell an amp has reached it's peak. So, you can hear clipping. Or can't you?
You can't hear the tweeter blowing. But, you can hear that it's blown. Or, can't you
But, with enough skill, you can tell the sound is becoming compressed before damage occurs. So, you can hear a tweeter blowing. Or, can't you?
All I am saying is that it has to be better for the speaker, if it's not over-done. Seems perfectly reasonable to separate the tweeter. Why should it be deprived of quality power while the woofers suck-it all up, even though you can't hear it. Or, can't you?
