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Re: Sub Crossover [message #64674 is a reply to message #64672] Sat, 13 November 2010 20:59 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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Yes, I still use this crossover. I tried several different units but settled on this one.
They're definitely not something I have on display like the amps - more a dirty little secret. But in truth, they work better than anything else I've tried. The mods make a huge difference too, raising the bar to a high level of quality. Can't tell it from looking at them though. Laughing

Remember that you posted the link to the little daughterboards? I ended up buying a bunch of those and retrofitting a couple crossovers with them. I still have the first one I did with the point-to-point perfboard modules, but I had to give the daughterboards a try. It's handy to have a couple of them anayway, so you can run a pair of flanking subs at a fairly high low-pass frequency and have the option of running another pair of subs further away at a lower low-pass. Besides, the cost of entry is real low. Smile

 
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