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OK, I got the SET bug.

Today's the day I hook up my new SET 2A3c amp.

The amp is three watts per channel, well, four with 10% THD.

I'll be using it with some Apogee ribbons. The Apogee dips to one ohm resistance, and is 86dB 'sensitive.'

So, if 1 watt gives me 86 dB, but the amp output doubles its output with every halving of the resistance, then...

My four watt amp should give me 8 watts at four ohms, 16 watts at two ohms, and 32 watts at one ohm.

Therefore...

Hola,

I decided to finally take the plunge and biamp my Lowther DX-3's.

I went out and overspent on a new SET using genuine Western Eclectic 300B's, but now I can't for the life of me find where the tweeter hook ups are on the damned speaker.

I mean, I can find the main speaker hook up, and it looks almost like to goes right the the back of the speaker cone...but I can't find where the woofer and tweeter part diverge so I can hook up the two amps.

A little help?

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