Mapping a filter network

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Keryn O'Shea
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Mapping a filter network

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Good evening all,
I was given a pair of Yamaha R115s recently, although mouldy and weighed a ton, they sounded quite nice!
I'll be swapping all the drivers and hardware into a pair of S15PAs to lighten the load. One thing l noticed was the lack of LF considering they are a 15 inch woofer and wondered if the filter network was high passing the bottom end. Is there a way to calculate this and the
x-over point by the info we have here? Or is it just the woofer?
They'll be run with 4x S18Ps, so I'm not trying to push the S15PAs for LF, just curious..
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AT8 14", AT10 19", T30 28" LAB12, T48 36" 3015LF, THT 20" LAB15, SLA 4x3"/4x4", CArray 6x4", TLAH, TLAP, J10 FA, J12 FA, OT8 CD, OT12 FA, OT15 CD, SLAP 2x6"/4x6", WH8, DR280 MA, XF210. Next J10L

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Keryn O'Shea
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Ok great, thank you.
AT8 14", AT10 19", T30 28" LAB12, T48 36" 3015LF, THT 20" LAB15, SLA 4x3"/4x4", CArray 6x4", TLAH, TLAP, J10 FA, J12 FA, OT8 CD, OT12 FA, OT15 CD, SLAP 2x6"/4x6", WH8, DR280 MA, XF210. Next J10L

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