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
....... i see , i had plans for that money 
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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