You need to really measure your drivers (or obtain measurements from somewhere) and either follow a simulated approach to crossover design, or an actual inbox measurement and modeling approach. Maybe you can use someone local to measure for you? As long as you can get some inbox measurements and post the FRD/ZMA files, someone here might help model a crossover for you. That would be my recommendation.
You may be able to get the speaker to make noise with a textbook approach, but tweaking will be random unless you know about crossover fundamentals. Doing so usually means you will already understand frequency and phase relationships, electric vs. acoustic transfer functions etc....
Whatever you do - make sure you measure impedance before amplifier hookup.
David.
You may be able to get the speaker to make noise with a textbook approach, but tweaking will be random unless you know about crossover fundamentals. Doing so usually means you will already understand frequency and phase relationships, electric vs. acoustic transfer functions etc....
Whatever you do - make sure you measure impedance before amplifier hookup.
David.