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Inexpensive Crossover Upgrade for the OSD Nero MB5 Bookshelf Speakers
So I picked up a pair of OSD Nero MB5 bookshelf speakers about a month ago and after giving them a listen and measuring their frequency response, I decided these speakers need an upgrade! In a previous post I updated … Continue reading
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Tagged better, capacitor, crossover, frequency response, measurements, Nero MB5, new, OSD, REW, sound, Upgrade
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