Is it possible?

[Earlsays]

Is it possible to "clean up" the sound of the woofers on the SP-200's to make them sound a little more "clear" or less muddy or possibly increase bass response without actually replacing the woofers themselves? Or is there a suitable replacement that would sound good, and the grill will still fit over? IMO, the mids & highs sound great...the low end could use some work...which seems about typical for Sansui speakers...I'm not complaining, I really like the way they sound I just think the lows could at least be cleaner sounding. Would replacing the caps in the crossover help? If so what do I need to replace and what with...who has done this and who can help me (or who can do it for me) :thmbsp:

thanks!

Earl

 

[jpdylon]

Re-capping the crossovers will usually clean up muddy sound. I've not done many speakers, so i can't really offer a great deal of cap advice.

By nature all the sui speakers I've listened to seem to show the symptoms you describe. Most people will put a sub in their system to cover the frequencies the sansuis drop off at.

 

[Earlsays]

Well, I alredy knew that they where going to be like this....was just looking for a way to clean it up a bit. I will add a sub (and more speakers and more gear etc etc) once I get a bigger place