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Old 11th June 2004, 12:38 PM   #1
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Exclamation Wilmslow Forte crossover question

Can you tell me please if a crossover point between the Scan-Speak 25W/8565-01 and ATC SM75-150 could ever exist?

In my opinion no, ....of course! Here's why:

ATC SM75-150 is recommended to go till the 380hz

while the Scan-Speak 25W/8565-01 is not recommended to go higher than 150hz.

HOW CAN THIS BE EXPLAINED?

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Old 11th June 2004, 01:12 PM   #2
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IMO am sure it can be done.
The ATC scm150 can do 300 Hz well and the Scan Speak can run much higher than 150Hz, its just a them being fussy!
You should ask Terry at Wilmslow for more advice.

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Old 11th June 2004, 04:11 PM   #3
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Well I am planning this project in the future (I have many projects but haven't decided yet)

In each loudspeaker will be:

1x Raven R2 (or the upcoming new model)
1x ATC SM75-150S
2x Scan-Speak 25W/8565-01

Thanks for the help!
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