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28th October 2007, 02:22 AM
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Location: Venice FL
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Designing crossovers using Vidsonix Virtual Crossover
I am in the process of designing crossovers for some high dollar drivers and am wondering if anyone else has used these with some help of some software to get excellent results.I have 2 of these boxes to get a steeper slope.
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