Question at bottom.
Channel 1 on my 223xl dropped the lows, like engaging its Butterworth low cut. But it did it all on it's own and the low cut switch operates normally. When I pushed on the faceplate on ch1 side, the lows came back, until I let off. So odd.
First, start with the Wikipedia article on L-R and focus on the 2nd order L-R crossover response plot.
"Second order Linkwitz–Riley crossover (LR2, LR-2)
Hi, I'm interested in buying some JBL speakers but the seller has said that the crossovers have been changed from the original JLB 4206 ones to JBL 4208 crossovers. He said that the speakers sound fine.
I have my Emu 1820M optical output going into an Onkyo TX-SR500 reciever,
out to two Sony SS-B3000 3-Way bookshelf speakers.
https://docs.Sony.com/release//specs/SSB3000_mksp.pdf
1" tweeter, 3" midrange, 8" woofer
The crossover is not specified in specs.
I have a set of Grund Audio dual 15" with horn and internal crossover that I want to re-wire to biamp with my external crossover. Can I just run new wires from the speakers straight to jacks or do I need any signal modification? Also should I wire the 15's parallel or series? The whole system will be run stereo 3way with a separate set of 18" cabs.
Hello guys
Does anyone knows what the crossover frequency of CMS 65 is?
thx
An electrical device that divides the audio spectrum of a particular source into smaller groups of frequencies, making it easier for down stream components to handle the load. The most common use of crossovers is in amplifier/speaker systems, which allows the separate components to function more efficiently.
I bougt BX10 to use with my BX5a monitors... It has Variable 50-200Hz crossover. Can anybody tell me what it is and how to set it up?
I mean i know what it is but is there "best" way to set it?
I was just wondering what the point of a crossover is. I'm working on putting together a pa system for my band, which i will also plan on renting out to other bands, etc.
I'm thinking of building some main monitors to replace my Tannoy DMT 15 MkII's. I've looked into ATC's P4 monoblock amplifier and crossover but it weighs in at £4500 (roughly $8100) and of course I'd need 2 so I've been thinking of a cheaper solution using some of the kit I have already.
