Hello all,
Have a pair of old Fisher STV-889A and and a pair of Fisher STV-724 floor-standing 3-way bass reflex speakers. Love the go big/go home air about them and want them working "better".
That is, they "work" - as in all 3 drivers in all 4 speakers (which for the most part appear to be the identical speakers amongst all, just different cabinets...) produce sound and are room-shaking capable; but it's just that most of the time it sounds like the woofer is doing all the heavy lifting. At lower volumes they aren't much.
I haven't torn into any of them yet, but from research - they don't have any have much in the way of semi-serious cross-overs installed to speak of.
Enter this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-PASSIVE-3...709?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5b08ec5045
I was wondering if this would help the speakers out, given that they apparently have little as it is anyway.
So - does anyone have any experience in using these or any pre-assembled cross-overs in old speakers?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Have a pair of old Fisher STV-889A and and a pair of Fisher STV-724 floor-standing 3-way bass reflex speakers. Love the go big/go home air about them and want them working "better".
That is, they "work" - as in all 3 drivers in all 4 speakers (which for the most part appear to be the identical speakers amongst all, just different cabinets...) produce sound and are room-shaking capable; but it's just that most of the time it sounds like the woofer is doing all the heavy lifting. At lower volumes they aren't much.
I haven't torn into any of them yet, but from research - they don't have any have much in the way of semi-serious cross-overs installed to speak of.
Enter this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-PASSIVE-3...709?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5b08ec5045
I was wondering if this would help the speakers out, given that they apparently have little as it is anyway.
So - does anyone have any experience in using these or any pre-assembled cross-overs in old speakers?
Thanks in advance for the help!