StarMover
AlienToAllThingsAudio
The other day I purchased two sets of vintage JBL speakers at the thrift store, a pair of 4310 studio monitors and a pair of L-77 Lancers, both outfitted with LE20 Tweeters.
The dust cap on one of the 8-ohm LE20s mounted in the 4310 is dented, so I had the idea to swap them out with the perfect LE20s from the Lancers...
but when I pulled the LE20 from the L77, I discovered it to be a 16-ohm driver as opposed to the 8 ohm version mounted in the 4310s. Otherwise, they are identical.
So, should I exchange these tweeters? Will the difference in impedence have any effect on the performance or the sound? :scratch2:
The dust cap on one of the 8-ohm LE20s mounted in the 4310 is dented, so I had the idea to swap them out with the perfect LE20s from the Lancers...
but when I pulled the LE20 from the L77, I discovered it to be a 16-ohm driver as opposed to the 8 ohm version mounted in the 4310s. Otherwise, they are identical.
So, should I exchange these tweeters? Will the difference in impedence have any effect on the performance or the sound? :scratch2: