TSi crossover mods?

Uilleann
Uilleann Posts: 159
edited February 2010 in 2 Channel Audio
There appears to be a good deal of DIY tweaking with one's speakers going on around this place. Extremely cool stuff! Although, much like trying to hack the registry of one's computer, I expect it only takes a small misstep to cause disaster!

Are there any good threads or individuals one can look to for mod. advice pertaining to (in my particular case) TSi crossover mods?

Disclaimer: "Can of worms" question to follow...

Is it worth it? :D;):eek:

I understand that the quality of internal components can have a dramatic effect on the overall sound quality of a given component, but I would expect the amount of 'improvement' to be extremely subjective yes? :)

*putting on helmet and elbow/knee pads, grabbing my lance and digging in!*

hehehe
AVR: Denon X3200W
Mains: Polk TSx440T
Center: Polk CS10
Surround: Polk TSi300
Sub: Polk PSW110
Video: LG OLED65B6P Panel
BDP: Sony BDP-S6500 Blu-ray player
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  • Uilleann
    Uilleann Posts: 159
    edited February 2010
    D'OH! Sorry folks - I meant to post in the "Speakers" forum. Not the 2 channel. Apologies! I'll re-post forthwith. :)
    AVR: Denon X3200W
    Mains: Polk TSx440T
    Center: Polk CS10
    Surround: Polk TSi300
    Sub: Polk PSW110
    Video: LG OLED65B6P Panel
    BDP: Sony BDP-S6500 Blu-ray player
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  • Face
    Face Posts: 14,340
    edited February 2010
    Pull your crossover, read the values off the caps and resistors in there, replace with caps and resistors of the same values but higher quality.
    "He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
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