CDT tweeter/crossover with DD audio mids

[Supa_c 1]

I wanted to make use of my DD mids and put them in the burb doors.

I dont have any tweeters or a crossover so i contacted upstage audio about some CDT ones.

He offered me the tw-24 tweeter with 456 crossover for a nice price.

My question is, will my DD's with a dcr of 3.5ohms pair up with the 4ohm tweeter and crossover without any problems ?

He also offered me an orion P series crossover instead of the cdt one. I have no idea if the Orion would be better. I think the Orion mids have a lower dcr, somewhere near the DD's...could be wrong though

please excuse any spelling errors, i cant get it down pat today for some reason

[jntar 15]

I just checked my CDTs they are 3.5 ohm. Now, the 456 x-overs (i have owned them) are kinda flimzy. Make sure you arent constantly moving and unhooking them, they dont seem to be a durable as the satnet 560's that I currently have sitting in my room. They will work fine on either set of x-overs really.

[Supa_c 1]

Sweet. Thanks a lot man

I'll mount the xovers somewhere safe

[///M5 2,833]

If they end up not matching very well, you could surely add a driver load compensating circuit either via a CR circuit or an L-pad type circuit. Hope they work out without them though! Let us know how it goes.

[barnie 0]

what about an active crossover and going active,

[Supa_c 1]

what about an active crossover and going active,

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What about the cost....

Going active isnt exactly the cheapest thing in the world

[Supa_c 1]

If they end up not matching very well, you could surely add a driver load compensating circuit either via a CR circuit or an L-pad type circuit.  Hope they work out without them though!  Let us know how it goes.

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I'll keep everyone updated

[Upstage Audio 0]

If they end up not matching very well, you could surely add a driver load compensating circuit either via a CR circuit or an L-pad type circuit.

[Supa_c 1]

I'll order, just gotta get my paypal together first.

My brother went active, to much work.