speaker replacement 8 ohm, re different

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7 years 7 months ago #23845 by ericv
Thank you in advance :)
I have a satori driver 6 "speaker replacement of 8 ohm and an re of 6.2.
Can it be used to replace a damaged speaker of 8 ohm with a re of 5.85?
and what possible effect will it have on the cross over design.
The new driver(s) is of much better quality than the blown one.
The tweeter is a ribbon crossover at 3.5
thank you for your valuable time and interest
:) :) :)

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7 years 7 months ago #23849 by Cubo15
Replied by Cubo15 on topic speaker replacement 8 ohm, re different
If the new driver is of much higher quality then the blown one, does that mean you're replacing it with a different driver/ model? If that's the case the difference in Re would be the least of your problems.

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7 years 7 months ago #23855 by ericv
Replied by ericv on topic speaker replacement 8 ohm, re different
thank you for your time :) my blown speaker is a peerless 6inch hds plug exclusive and i have access to sb acoustic satori 6 inch speakers for replacement thank you for your help it is much appreciated

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7 years 7 months ago - 7 years 7 months ago #23868 by Cubo15
Replied by Cubo15 on topic speaker replacement 8 ohm, re different
Well, it isn't optimum to replace a driver with a different model but the drivers likely will be similar in behaviour around that crossover point. In the low end of the spectrum they'll probably exhibit some differences, due to having differences in Fs, Vas and Qts, as well as Sd.

As said before, these differences will have more influence then a few tenth of an Ohm difference in Re.
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