No Inductors in L88 Plus Xover?

Please pardon my limited knowledge of crossovers, but why are there no inductive coils in an L88 Plus (N88) crossover shematic?

The woofer was probably ran full range, therefore, no xover components there at all.

Mid and tweet used a cap in series to set low cut off point and were ran flat out to the top of the spectrum.

I haven't seen an L88 schem in a while, so I am going on memory.

HTH

Looks like your memory is pretty good: http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Te...0Plus%20ts.pdf

Sometimes you feel like an inductor:

L88 had one (in the highpass):

http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Te...0Nova%20ts.pdf

Plus don't.

Once upon a time, L100 had them, too:

http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Te...NTURY%20ts.pdf

What's that have to do with anything...? ;)

Thanks for the input, gentlemen.

I am taking my L88Ps (2 pair) to the next level. I have an M12 expander kit for one (they are difficult to locate). The N120 crossover module in the M12 only adds a 10285 8 ohm L Pad and a 3 microfarad cap. I have spare 10285s. I believe I can make this modification with little trouble. 104H-2s in place of the LE5-2.

Whatta ya think?

I built charge coupled crossovers for my L100s and swapped out the LE 5-2s with 104H-2 mids. Got em hooked up to an old Mac 1900. Due to the 123A-3 woofers, they still sound like L100s, but a lot better. This is a bedroom system. I don't always sleep too good. When these are playing, this never seems to be a problem.

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Originally Posted by supertech

Whatta ya think?

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I think there is a better option:

http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...070#post123070

Two there, actually.... :yes: