diy crossover?

TheCrazzyman · 18th January 2004, 10:06 PM

ok im preaty new to the audio world. but having fun chugging my way into it more and more. well i got some speakers. there velodyne df 661. they have been modded by the old owner. from what i can tell he hooked up a tweeter. but it wouldent make any sence if it didnt have any.

that is besides the point. i need to make a crossover that is 3-way but can handle up to 300watts running through it. that is where i have come into the problem. now i would like to make one just so i can learn more about audio, but im not good at math and that fun stuff, so im wondering if there is already a crossover out there taht can handle 300watts. and is 3-way.

Thank You

and sorry for my lack of knowlage.
alex

sreten · 19th January 2004, 08:27 PM

Simple answer is no. You need a crossover designed for the
specific drivers used and the enclosure they are in.

sreten.

18th January 2004, 10:06 PM	#1
TheCrazzyman diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: marin. the rich town	diy crossover? ok im preaty new to the audio world. but having fun chugging my way into it more and more. well i got some speakers. there velodyne df 661. they have been modded by the old owner. from what i can tell he hooked up a tweeter. but it wouldent make any sence if it didnt have any. that is besides the point. i need to make a crossover that is 3-way but can handle up to 300watts running through it. that is where i have come into the problem. now i would like to make one just so i can learn more about audio, but im not good at math and that fun stuff, so im wondering if there is already a crossover out there taht can handle 300watts. and is 3-way. Thank You and sorry for my lack of knowlage. alex

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19th January 2004, 08:27 PM	#2
sreten diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Brighton UK	Simple answer is no. You need a crossover designed for the specific drivers used and the enclosure they are in. sreten.

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