Hi,
Two questions:
- Are the two woofers in the CX100 the same?
- Do they cover the same frequences? With an other question, is the a two-way or a tree-way construction? What is the cross-over frequency or frequencies?
Best regards Nis
Hi,
Two questions:
Best regards Nis
1. No, they are different drivers.
2. CX100 is a three-way speaker. I don't remember the crossover frequencies.
Martin
The manual seems to indicate 140 and 2500Hz
GR
I've always found it strange that B&O only supply the bass driver as a direct replacement part for both.
Chris.
Which speaker is the bass driver?
Does the "middle" tone driver cover frequencies from deep to 2500Hz or only from 140 and 2.500Hz ?
// Nis
Yes, that's the upper driver in the cabinet.
Martin
Hi everyone
I have recently put together the CX100 after refoaming the drivers and now I am confused. According to the manual the layout seems to be as follows and that is how I installed it:
Top speaker 8480174 red and black wires
Bottom speaker 8480173 orange and yellow wires Speaker has the hole in the back
Martin seems to know that 73 goes in the top slot and in my case, this would connect it to the red /black wires. So what is the correct layout for the CX100 drivers?
Thanks
Geoff
Hi all,
I would like to repeat my question about does the "middle" tome speaker cover frequencies from 140 to 2.500HZ or does this speaker cover the range from low to 2.500 so that the bass speaker helps from low to 140Hz?
// Nis
Sorry for the confusion.
Part no ....73 goes at the bottom. That's the driver with ventilated magnet (the correct name for "the hole"). This driver is playing the role of woofer and midrange.
Part no ....74 goes at the top. This driver only plays as woofer.
Martin
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