Registered for this forum with a purpose. I am a music enthusiast and enjoy listening to my music clean and clear. That being said I am not a techy with regards to audio equipment and have a question about component speaker crossovers. I have a set of Alpine SPX 17 Pro's but the crossovers have left my posession. Can I use any quality crossover to separate these or do I need to stay with the specific crossovers supplied with the speakers originally? I appreciate your time and consideration.
Tim, first, welcome to DIY Audio!
There's a wealth of useful (and conflicting) information in the "multi-way" forum, including a long thread, http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/mult...designing-crossovers-without-measurement.html
I'd start there. . .
There's a wealth of useful (and conflicting) information in the "multi-way" forum, including a long thread, http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/mult...designing-crossovers-without-measurement.html
I'd start there. . .
Doesn't have to be genuine Alpine crossover, can be a DIY version of their circuit, or you try to make your own circuit.
Here is the Alpine circuit schematic, page 11. You can copy it with your own parts.
http://support.alpine-usa.com/products/documents/OM_SPX-17PRO.PDF
Welcome to the forum, Tim!
Here is the Alpine circuit schematic, page 11. You can copy it with your own parts.
http://support.alpine-usa.com/products/documents/OM_SPX-17PRO.PDF
Welcome to the forum, Tim!
Crossover question
I am new to here as well. I refurbished some old DFS speakers with these parts a few years ago View attachment Crossover Rweeter Bros.pdf . Could some one tell me what the resistor is for in the tweeter circuit? I am going to try to upgrade another set of the same cabinets with new components. I was just curious. Thx
I am new to here as well. I refurbished some old DFS speakers with these parts a few years ago View attachment Crossover Rweeter Bros.pdf . Could some one tell me what the resistor is for in the tweeter circuit? I am going to try to upgrade another set of the same cabinets with new components. I was just curious. Thx
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