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In a crossover, what is the bandpass filter for?
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the midrange
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Central PA, USA
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Yup, grataku nailed it: The low-pass is for the woofer, band-pass is for the midrange and the high-pass is for the tweeter...
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