Ok i asked if there was such a thing because i swore i had seen them before. Here they are .... http://www.hlabs.com/products/crossover/ ... anyone deal with these things before or have an opinion on their viability ?
Thanks as usual for your input.
Michael
Thanks as usual for your input.
Michael
Will they work?
Probably.
Will they sound good?
I doubt it.
Given the tiny amount of space inside the barrel of those things, they're probably using some non-audiophile parts. Really gross stuff like ceramic or electrolytic caps. (I don't have time to read the fine print--they may say what they use in the text...)
Overall, you can use passive components to build a passive, low level crossover. Just be aware that you'll have insertion loss and possibly impedance matching problems.
Grey
Probably.
Will they sound good?
I doubt it.
Given the tiny amount of space inside the barrel of those things, they're probably using some non-audiophile parts. Really gross stuff like ceramic or electrolytic caps. (I don't have time to read the fine print--they may say what they use in the text...)
Overall, you can use passive components to build a passive, low level crossover. Just be aware that you'll have insertion loss and possibly impedance matching problems.
Grey
Those things are Passive Line Level XOs... (PLLXOs)... best to just make your own.
http://www.t-linespeakers.org/tech/filters/passiveHLxo.html
dave
http://www.t-linespeakers.org/tech/filters/passiveHLxo.html
dave
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