Mills Resistors!  Any value you want between 0.5 and 40ohms.

Select the quantity you want above and note the values you need in the comments section when you check out.



A typical source of dynamic compression in stock crossover networks is sand cast resistors. They have a temperature coefficient (TCR) of about 400ppm/°C. Ouch! Compare that to a TCR of about 50ppm/°C for most of the values of Mills resistors we use. Sand Cast resistors exhibit a rising resistance as temperature increases. These low cost resistors heat up instantly as current passes through them. This in turn means they have a higher resistance to loud sounds than they do to quiet sounds. You can guess what happens next - they let proportionally less of the loud sounds through.

Resistor found in a typical loudspeaker:

The majority of Mills values we use are 800% better than sand cast resistors. These non-magnetic, non-inductive wire-wound resistors were specifically designed for high-end electronics, loudspeakers, and audiophile upgrades.  The all weld axial construction boasts an alumina ceramic core with a Nickel-Copper element, Silver plated Copper end-caps, and tinned Copper leads.  Aryton-Perry winding reduces inductive reactance and signal loss. These resistors exceed MIL-R-26E specs.  All resistor values are 1% tolerance.

Features:

• Alumina ceramic core
• Nickel-Copper element
• Silver plated Copper end-caps
• Tinned Copper leads
• Aryton-Perry winding
• All weld axial construction
• Exceed MIL-R-26E specs
• 1% tolerance
• Excellent Reliability
• ROHS Compliant