Marchand Crossover Build Help

Beez · 30th October 2009, 03:22 PM

Hello,

I have a Marchand XM9 Crossover "kit". The Crossover boards are complete as is the power supply. The RCA's, attenuators, power supply and switches need to be connected. I had planned on doing this myself as a beginner DIY'er, but the manual is so vague there is no way I will be able to figure this out on my own without totaling the project. I was wondering if anyone could recommend someone in the NYC area that may be able to help me out at a reasonable rate. I cant imagine there is more than an hour of work to be done if someone knows what they are doing. Otherwise if someone has also done this build and has some decent photos of the inside, I may be able to figure it out. Thanks.

If this is posted in the wrong area, my apologies. This seemed like the most logical place to post.

ggetzoff · 12th November 2009, 02:48 PM

It's really an easy build-if you've made it this far, you can finish it. Each pot has a pin-out, you can ommit them by setting the jumpers non-use.
The inputs are labeled on the board, as are the outputs.
Give me a call if you have any questions. 602-920-4955

Beez · 14th November 2009, 06:52 PM

Ggetzoff,

I am selling the kit as is as I needed to be able to adjust the HP and LP frequencies independently and this unit does not do that. I found an XM44 on the used market. Thanks for the offer to help though, I really appreciate it. If it doesnt sell as the kit, I may end up putting it together down the road.

30th October 2009, 03:22 PM	#1
Beez diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2009	Marchand Crossover Build Help Hello, I have a Marchand XM9 Crossover "kit". The Crossover boards are complete as is the power supply. The RCA's, attenuators, power supply and switches need to be connected. I had planned on doing this myself as a beginner DIY'er, but the manual is so vague there is no way I will be able to figure this out on my own without totaling the project. I was wondering if anyone could recommend someone in the NYC area that may be able to help me out at a reasonable rate. I cant imagine there is more than an hour of work to be done if someone knows what they are doing. Otherwise if someone has also done this build and has some decent photos of the inside, I may be able to figure it out. Thanks. If this is posted in the wrong area, my apologies. This seemed like the most logical place to post.

12th November 2009, 02:48 PM	#2
ggetzoff diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Southwest	It's really an easy build-if you've made it this far, you can finish it. Each pot has a pin-out, you can ommit them by setting the jumpers non-use. The inputs are labeled on the board, as are the outputs. Give me a call if you have any questions. 602-920-4955 __________________ Airline Pilot-If it's not Boeing I'm not going. "Brain as big as a planet..." {sic} Nelson Pass

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14th November 2009, 06:52 PM	#3
Beez diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2009	Ggetzoff, I am selling the kit as is as I needed to be able to adjust the HP and LP frequencies independently and this unit does not do that. I found an XM44 on the used market. Thanks for the offer to help though, I really appreciate it. If it doesnt sell as the kit, I may end up putting it together down the road.

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