Pass Labs B4 crossover questions

[youknowyou]

That's not a B4, but can easily be stuffed for two-way at 6 or 12 dB/oct.

There is an article due on that very shortly, which will be posted at
FIRST WATT

A more flexible piece is expected for the store, but these days I have to
do one thing at a time or nothing gets done....

any idea when it will be available?

I need a highpass for my mains and low pass for my subs!

 

[Nelson Pass]

If you're in a hurry and you only need 1 or 2 poles, you can get the LXmini
basic board + fets in the store.

 

[WBS]

A more flexible piece is expected for the store, but these days I have to do one thing at a time or nothing gets done....

Hi Nelson. Is that the 6 - 24 dB/octave board?

 

[noviygera]

Please clarify so I don't miss my chance (and others as well). The current "analogue crossover" available at Diyaudio Store is NOT the final diy version of B4 ???
I was planning to get the version that will have switches to set the filter slope/frequency...
Thanks!

 

[RogerGustavsson]

It is the LXmini and not the B4 you find in the Diyaudio Store.

 

[Nelson Pass]

Hi Nelson. Is that the 6 - 24 dB/octave board?

There's about 10 versions of crossovers sitting around here.

So far, we have released the LXmini board which is also usable
as a fixed B5.

There's more to come, but it will take a little time.

 

[noviygera]

Thank you. I will await the B4 or B5 for the sake of adjustability.

 

[Studley]

There's about 10 versions of crossovers sitting around here.

So far, we have released the LXmini board which is also usable
as a fixed B5.

There's more to come, but it will take a little time.

Will one or more of them incorporate variable time delay circuitry? If not a separate module for that would be very nice to have . . . .😉

 

[Telstar]

any status update?

 

[Nelson Pass]

Circuit is done, boards are sitting on my table.

 

[Telstar]

8)

 

[feds27]

Circuit is done, boards are sitting on my table.

That’s great news.

 

[Kang Kel]

Sorry to be pushy but any news?


Intend to implement this kit to biamp my JBL 4350's monitors. Very unhappy with my current DBX crossover.

 

[noviygera]

Hey, you're not pushy. I've been sitting on needles for the past six months 🙂

 

[Nelson Pass]

There are more than eight DIY projects in the queue.

This would be #5 on the list.

Unfortunately organizing an offering through the store is a
time consuming and involved process, mostly because a lot
of documentation and support are required.

 

[cubicincher]

answer to #450

Hello Mr. Pass,

what I can see on this pcb is very promising!
I am sure that you are super busy.
So honorable ladies and gentlemen out there in the diyAudio-community:
patience, please!!!
I am sure the master will offer us something very nice. 😀
But development takes it time....

Greets
Dirk

 

[Nelson Pass]

Maybe I should bump it up....

 

[planet10]

I wouldn’t complain. Am awaiting its arrival to bi-amp these beauties (SIT3 on top, Japanese dual mono MOSFET AB on the bottom.

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.

dave

 

[Eslheadphone]

Please, please, please bump it up. I am tired of listening to opamps.

 

[ZUM911]

I'd be happy to see this moved to the top, too.

Always grateful for Papa's extraordinary generosity.