Cathy grew up in NY, moved to Florida in 1975 and graduated from the University of South Florida, with a degree in broadcasting. She and her husband Glenn started The Speaker Exchange in 1977. (Glenn later moved into Audio/Video sales and installations). In 1979, Cathy went to California for JBL speaker repair training and later received advanced training from Frank Spain, the then head of the Electro-Voice service department. She has continued to advance her audio education through many CES, NAMM, and CEDIA trade show classes.
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Bill says:
I need a little help?
I have a pair of JBL model 4652 cabinet, sounds good. I’m going to change woofer to higher power. I’m keeping horn original. My question is? Could I use a 10 watt resister to cut horn by 50%? I’ll be pushing 1,000 watt per channel using an Behringer I nuke – 6000 amp.
I need a little help?
I have a pair of JBL model 4652 cabinet, sounds good. I’m going to change woofer to higher power. I’m keeping horn original. My question is? Could I use a 10 watt resister to cut horn by 50%? I’ll be pushing 1,000 watt per channel using an Behringer I nuke – 6000 amp.
What size resistance do I need? Thanks