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16th September 2006, 05:39 AM
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Question about crossover before amplifier
Hi,
Im putting together some speakers each speaker will have a tweeter, midrange and 2x woofers. I have 3 seperate crossovers for HF/MF/LF Specifically for the woofers I want to have it running from the processor to the crossover then to the power amp, this allows me to split the output of the power amp to each of the woofers. |
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16th September 2006, 06:11 PM
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Location: N London
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you realise that that means 3 power amps? Just checking.
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