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16th January 2002, 06:14 AM	#1
JoeC diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Novato, CA	Need help with Nelson Reed 1204 Active Crossover Nelson Reed is no longer in business. I have their 1204 active crossover which needs to be converted from crossing over at 80hz to crossing over at 40hz. I don't have a schematic and am frankly not well versed in circuitry, but fairly skilled with a soldering iron when pointed in the right direction. Is there anyone who can help? Am planning on getting a digital camera soon and would be able to post or email a photo of the board. Thanks, in advance. Joe

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