dapack69 Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2011 #1 I wanted to see what my speakers looked, including the bracing, speakers and crossover. This is what I've found. Here is the insides of a Yamaha NS-F700 Speaker. This is the woofer. Crossover Internal bracing that runs from the bottom to the top, about dead center. No wonder she weighs 55 lbs. Midrange
I wanted to see what my speakers looked, including the bracing, speakers and crossover. This is what I've found. Here is the insides of a Yamaha NS-F700 Speaker. This is the woofer. Crossover Internal bracing that runs from the bottom to the top, about dead center. No wonder she weighs 55 lbs. Midrange
zieglj01 Audioholic Spartan Mar 22, 2011 #2 Looks are not everything and I am sure that they sound pretty good. However, I have seen more impressive looking crossovers, in cheaper speakers. The most important thing is, that they do ther job. Thanks for the pictures.
Looks are not everything and I am sure that they sound pretty good. However, I have seen more impressive looking crossovers, in cheaper speakers. The most important thing is, that they do ther job. Thanks for the pictures.
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Mar 22, 2011 #3 Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words.
Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words.
dapack69 Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2011 #4 zieglj01 said: Looks are not everything and I am sure that they sound pretty good. However, I have seen more impressive looking crossovers, in cheaper speakers. The most important thing is, that they do ther job. Thanks for the pictures. Click to expand... Someone thought to orient the crossover inductors to minimize field interactions; not a huge big deal, but at least they did it. Alex2507 said: Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words. Click to expand... I learned that by working on my car. At least I got to upgrade certain parts with it.
zieglj01 said: Looks are not everything and I am sure that they sound pretty good. However, I have seen more impressive looking crossovers, in cheaper speakers. The most important thing is, that they do ther job. Thanks for the pictures. Click to expand... Someone thought to orient the crossover inductors to minimize field interactions; not a huge big deal, but at least they did it. Alex2507 said: Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words. Click to expand... I learned that by working on my car. At least I got to upgrade certain parts with it.
3db Audioholic Slumlord Mar 23, 2011 #5 Alex2507 said: Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words. Click to expand... Why are you involving Mark?
Alex2507 said: Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words. Click to expand... Why are you involving Mark?
S Sublimity of Analog Audiophyte Mar 19, 2026 #6 Thanks Does this use square voice coils like nsf500 which is derived from the Soavo series?
S Sublimity of Analog Audiophyte Mar 20, 2026 #7 Alex2507 said: Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words. Click to expand... Thanks Does this use square voice coils like nsf500 which is derived from the Soavo series
Alex2507 said: Big magnets ... cast baskets ... me likey. You keep taking stuff apart and you're going to come to a bad end ... mark my words. Click to expand... Thanks Does this use square voice coils like nsf500 which is derived from the Soavo series
