SDA-SRS Crossover details
ClevelandVinyl
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New to Polk SDA SRS ownership, I absolutely LOVE them. I pulled out crossover to examine them and the caps look pretty good(no leaking), but I have never seen giant spools of wire like the 3 that are on each crossover. Can someone tell me what they do? Also, are the crossovers for the various SRS (1.2, TL, etc) all different or the same? Thank you!
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Inductors and all 3 big boy SRS-SDA's have different crossovers.
Get your read on here
https://forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/55888/polk-audio-speaker-wiring-schematics-amp-more-stereo-dimensional-array-sda#latest -
what does an inductor do? pardon my ignorance!
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thanks for the link!
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In a nut shell spins out wanted or unwanted frequencies
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thank you! Also another question...If I replace the SL-2000 tweeters with the modern Polk replacements do I change anything with the crossovers, or do I leave them stock? Thanks!
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First we need to know which speakers you have. Which sda interconnect do you have Blade/blade or Pin/blade.
SDA-SRS and SRS 1.2 would take RD-0194
SRS 1.2TL would take the RD-0198
Without any modifications -
original SDA-SRS
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ClevelandVinyl wrote: »original SDA-SRS
RD-0194 tweeter replaces the SL2000 tweeter
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ELQhkMQDiGs