SDA-1's with a A/V Receiver?

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  • Joe08867
    Joe08867 Posts: 3,919
    edited March 2008
    Wolffie wrote: »
    How would I know for sure if the tweeters are dimensional or not? I would think they are since there are two in each, just like the mids and lows.
    Is it easy to disconnect them? Exactly what does it do to the sound?
    Wolffie

    Well looking at the schematic that Darqueknight posted. it looks like you do have a dimensional driver.

    It is hard to explain the difference without the dimensional tweeter. All I can say is there was always some kind of weirdness to my speakers until I disconnected it. Not harsh but not right. You should try it with a piece of music you listen to often.

    Here is the link to the schematic. SDA 1 Crossover Schematic.
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  • Wolffie
    Wolffie Posts: 16
    edited March 2008
    Joe08867 wrote: »
    Well looking at the schematic that Darqueknight posted. it looks like you do have a dimensional driver.

    It is hard to explain the difference without the dimensional tweeter. All I can say is there was always some kind of weirdness to my speakers until I disconnected it. Not harsh but not right. You should try it with a piece of music you listen to often.

    Here is the link to the schematic. SDA 1 Crossover Schematic.

    Thanks Joe!
    Wolffie
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  • WilliamM2
    WilliamM2 Posts: 4,781
    edited March 2008
    Personally, I would go with the 805 you were originally considering. In two channel, it puts out 173 watts before clipping @ 8 ohms, should put out even more into 6 ohms, as it will do 270 into 4 ohms. It will have much more power than the HK's listed.

    http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_14_3/onkyo-tx-sr805-receiver-9-2006-part-5.html

    And if it doesn't work out, you can still add an amp later.
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