Not sure how to match your woofer and tweeters? What does this mean? It means finding the correct impedance, placement, and materials.
All of these things help with signal path distortion in terms of bass to treble separation.
Understanding Distortion and Impedance
Distortion isn’t always bad. It only means that the components in your woofer can’t supply enough amps to power the sound level you’re seeking. The signal gets ‘clipped’ and your speaker sounds like it’s crackling.
Impedance plays a part in distortion. Impedance is how much resistance the speakers have to the flow of electricity. Impedance is measured in Ohms. The lower the Ohm, the less resistance.
That means more power to the speakers and less distortion, right?
Not necessarily.
Ohms are the key to matching your woofer and tweeters.
How To Choose Your Woofer
Remember distortion and Ohms? They are important for finding a suitable woofer.
I recommend picking your woofer first and then matching your tweeters with it. The reason for this is that you want your higher trebles to match your heavi