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3rd June 2005, 01:48 PM
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Connecticut
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PE Dayton passive crossovers
I'm pretty lousy at electronics and a little terrified of trying to make my own crossover
 . I'd also rather avoid spending the cash for a Behringer and 2 more amp channels. So I'm looking at the Dayton 2 way passive crossovers at PE for my line array project. I know I'll have to get the ohms right, but is there any other reason I should avoid them?Thanks, MP |
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3rd June 2005, 03:02 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Central California
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Theres better available. You can get bare boards here, and easily build exactly what you need. E-mail them, they are very helpful.
https://secure11.websitecomplete.com...t.asp?dept=562 |
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