yellow baskets what frequency to cross
6th Gear
Joined: Aug 2017
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From: Colorado
There are technically 3 different "yellow basket" speakers.... Which are technically called the Competition series. (not sure how the "yellow basket" slang started - but its confusing to NOOBs)
The GZCF are Iron Ferrite (substantial magnet) and have a rating of 50hz-20khz, with built-in tweeter crossover/protection of 12db/active
The GZCF-NEO are Neodymium (smaller magnet) and have a rating of 70hz-20khz, with a built-in tweeter AND woofer crossover/protection of 6db/octive
The GZCC are a true component set with separate 6.5 mid bass, tweeters, and crossover.
According to NVS audio, they crossover the non-NEO's at 80-90hz
The GZCF are Iron Ferrite (substantial magnet) and have a rating of 50hz-20khz, with built-in tweeter crossover/protection of 12db/active
The GZCF-NEO are Neodymium (smaller magnet) and have a rating of 70hz-20khz, with a built-in tweeter AND woofer crossover/protection of 6db/octive
The GZCC are a true component set with separate 6.5 mid bass, tweeters, and crossover.
According to NVS audio, they crossover the non-NEO's at 80-90hz
Cruiser
Joined: Dec 2022
Posts: 182
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From: Michigan
There are technically 3 different "yellow basket" speakers.... Which are technically called the Competition series. (not sure how the "yellow basket" slang started - but its confusing to NOOBs)
The GZCF are Iron Ferrite (substantial magnet) and have a rating of 50hz-20khz, with built-in tweeter crossover/protection of 12db/active
The GZCF-NEO are Neodymium (smaller magnet) and have a rating of 70hz-20khz, with a built-in tweeter AND woofer crossover/protection of 6db/octive
The GZCC are a true component set with separate 6.5 mid bass, tweeters, and crossover.
According to NVS audio, they crossover the non-NEO's at 80-90hz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CehahdLzu5M
The GZCF are Iron Ferrite (substantial magnet) and have a rating of 50hz-20khz, with built-in tweeter crossover/protection of 12db/active
The GZCF-NEO are Neodymium (smaller magnet) and have a rating of 70hz-20khz, with a built-in tweeter AND woofer crossover/protection of 6db/octive
The GZCC are a true component set with separate 6.5 mid bass, tweeters, and crossover.
According to NVS audio, they crossover the non-NEO's at 80-90hz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CehahdLzu5M
6th Gear
Joined: Aug 2017
Posts: 13
Likes: 1
From: Colorado
:-) Could be.... 🤔
My point is there are 4 different speaker types that ground zero sells that have yellow baskets....
So in reading through this sub-forum trying to understand all the moving pieces of tunes on a bike, when someone sez "I would use yellow baskets" - us NOOBs have no idea what actual speaker you are talking about....
It's all good and after spending several hours looking through posts, I'm assuming most "yellow basket" references are for the GCZF or GCZF-NEO - but they are different speakers with different characteristics both physical and in sound.
My point is there are 4 different speaker types that ground zero sells that have yellow baskets....
So in reading through this sub-forum trying to understand all the moving pieces of tunes on a bike, when someone sez "I would use yellow baskets" - us NOOBs have no idea what actual speaker you are talking about....
It's all good and after spending several hours looking through posts, I'm assuming most "yellow basket" references are for the GCZF or GCZF-NEO - but they are different speakers with different characteristics both physical and in sound.
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From: Danbury CT
:-) Could be.... 🤔
My point is there are 4 different speaker types that ground zero sells that have yellow baskets....
So in reading through this sub-forum trying to understand all the moving pieces of tunes on a bike, when someone sez "I would use yellow baskets" - us NOOBs have no idea what actual speaker you are talking about....
It's all good and after spending several hours looking through posts, I'm assuming most "yellow basket" references are for the GCZF or GCZF-NEO - but they are different speakers with different characteristics both physical and in sound.
My point is there are 4 different speaker types that ground zero sells that have yellow baskets....
So in reading through this sub-forum trying to understand all the moving pieces of tunes on a bike, when someone sez "I would use yellow baskets" - us NOOBs have no idea what actual speaker you are talking about....
It's all good and after spending several hours looking through posts, I'm assuming most "yellow basket" references are for the GCZF or GCZF-NEO - but they are different speakers with different characteristics both physical and in sound.
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