?suitable 3-way x over for Selah dipole.

klinko16 · 11th August 2010, 03:49 AM

Hi, I have the Selah Audio 3 way dipole. see pics in online forum:
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I can get into the box, bypass the passive crossover, and go active.
I will order the crossover from Marchand.

Each speaker features a 1" Scan Speak AirCirc 6600 tweeter, two 5" Scan Speak slit-cone Revelator mids operating in dipole configuring, and two 8" Scan Speak Revelator aluminum cone woofers in a sealed cabinet.

I am thinking that good crossover points would be 150 hz and 1800 hz.

power will be by 1206 parasound.

what do you think of the crossover point? thanks -paul

klinko16 · 11th August 2010, 02:42 PM

Or maybe even go 200 hz and 2000 hz.
I am complementing my system with my "home made" "sewer pipe transmission line subwoofer", with 2 x HiVi D10.8 in a transmission line enclosure, powered by 500W plate amp, and with built in variable 24 db/ crossover. i built the subwoofer based on:
Subwoofers

11th August 2010, 03:49 AM	#1
klinko16 diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2010	?suitable 3-way x over for Selah dipole. Hi, I have the Selah Audio 3 way dipole. see pics in online forum: <meta name="description" content="Klipsch audio systems provide the true audio/video lover a wide variety of high performance loudspeakers and loudspeaker systems for music and home theater entertainment centers, including iPod speakers, multimedia s I can get into the box, bypass the passive crossover, and go active. I will order the crossover from Marchand. Each speaker features a 1" Scan Speak AirCirc 6600 tweeter, two 5" Scan Speak slit-cone Revelator mids operating in dipole configuring, and two 8" Scan Speak Revelator aluminum cone woofers in a sealed cabinet. I am thinking that good crossover points would be 150 hz and 1800 hz. power will be by 1206 parasound. what do you think of the crossover point? thanks -paul

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klinko16 diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2010	Or maybe even go 200 hz and 2000 hz. I am complementing my system with my "home made" "sewer pipe transmission line subwoofer", with 2 x HiVi D10.8 in a transmission line enclosure, powered by 500W plate amp, and with built in variable 24 db/ crossover. i built the subwoofer based on: Subwoofers

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