I'm building Paul Carmody's Overnight Sensation speakers and I've completed wiring up the crossovers. Is there any procedure involving a digital multimeter that I can follow in order to test that I've done the wiring and soldering correctly? Other than the obvious make sure paths that are supposed to be connected are connected and those that shouldn't be aren't?
I don't mean testing the crossover frequencies, etc. because I'm assuming he got that right. I mean making sure some idiot (me) didn't hook things up incorrectly. And considering the person who will be interpreting the circuit diagram for testing is the same person who interpreted it to wire it up, there is plenty of room for error. I mean, I consider myself pretty good at reading drawings and visualizing things physically, but I also have years of experiencing suggesting that I don't always get things right the first time. And it's going to be a lot easier to fix any mistakes before they are installed inside the box than after.
I don't mean testing the crossover frequencies, etc. because I'm assuming he got that right. I mean making sure some idiot (me) didn't hook things up incorrectly. And considering the person who will be interpreting the circuit diagram for testing is the same person who interpreted it to wire it up, there is plenty of room for error. I mean, I consider myself pretty good at reading drawings and visualizing things physically, but I also have years of experiencing suggesting that I don't always get things right the first time. And it's going to be a lot easier to fix any mistakes before they are installed inside the box than after.
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