SDA 2B crossover boards...

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• F1nut Posts: 43,098

  September 8

  I can find no reference to the BE1807A board in my material. Is it from the blade/blade 2B?
  
  Regardless, you are much better off replacing the original boards with Gimpod's custom SDA crossover boards.

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• MrNaturl Posts: 18

  September 8

  I don't know if they were B/B or not, does that make a difference? I've scoured the forums and found pictures of these with the A and they look the same as the B. Only reason I want to upgrade these is to limit my down time.
  
  

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• F1nut Posts: 43,098

  September 8

  It only takes a few hours to remove the crossovers, upgrade them and reinstall them.
  
  You are still much better off using the larger and far superior Gimpod boards. Film/foil caps are considerably larger than the stock caps.

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• MrNaturl Posts: 18

  September 8

  You make a nice sales pitch! Really just wanted to take my time with these and I can't find any difference. Is there anything different between b/b and b/p?

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• pitdogg2 Posts: 14,893

  September 8

  Trust us once you fanagle and contort to stack just right to get it all somewhat to fit, Gimpods boards are a godsend. I've done my fair share of rebuild on the older boards and will now go out of my way to use the new gimpod boards. He spent considerable time designing them to allocate plenty of room for a time saving rebuild and for the money it is well spent on them.

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• gmcman Posts: 1,501

  September 8

  @MrNaturl , I heeded the advice here when I bought my 2B's and upgraded my X-overs. After looking at the stock boards with all the upgraded components crammed on them, Gimpods boards was the easiest decision I've made.
  
  Here's a pic of Gimpods boards with the 2BTL upgrade....extremely well laid out. Cannot recommend enough.
  
  
  
  
  

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• Nesmith98 Posts: 64

  September 8

  Don't look at it so much as a sales pitch but friendly advice. I built the new boards as far as I could up to the inductors, and then one evening added the inductors, and they were done.
  
  Here is a link to the Gimpod site for some more information.
  http://www.gimpod.com/partsp2b.html

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• MrNaturl Posts: 18

  September 9

  It's all good, those are some really nice boards! I appreciate the input from each of you. I bought these speakers new back in '91 and they still sound great, but I'm sure they could use refreshing in the crossover. I already have the 194's in them so I've been going back and forth on TL'ing selling the 194's going 198's. I picked up these other boards kind of cheap, so to conserve some I'm going to use them. Plus, I can take my time have my speakers to listen to whilst I work on them...and it helps they're wife approved too!

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