Sglaw461
Member
Hi,
The L-pads in my L88P speakers are stereo ones, input to pin 1 on top one, pins 2 joined together and pin 3 on bottom one to negative. Is this the standard L-Pad or an aftermarket one? Is there an advantage to using this method? More power handling since each one is 15 watts? I can tell you now they are smooth as silk with no glitches. I am about to add LE5-2 mid-range drivers and add the second L-Pad so was thinking of doing the same thing there. I can get a stereo 50 w L-pad with a 3/4" long shaft, so the fit is perfect. I may pull one out and see if there is a brand or model number anywhere on them.
The L-pads in my L88P speakers are stereo ones, input to pin 1 on top one, pins 2 joined together and pin 3 on bottom one to negative. Is this the standard L-Pad or an aftermarket one? Is there an advantage to using this method? More power handling since each one is 15 watts? I can tell you now they are smooth as silk with no glitches. I am about to add LE5-2 mid-range drivers and add the second L-Pad so was thinking of doing the same thing there. I can get a stereo 50 w L-pad with a 3/4" long shaft, so the fit is perfect. I may pull one out and see if there is a brand or model number anywhere on them.