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31st October 2019, 04:38 PM
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Location: Athens
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FS: PCBs to build an active 2-way crossover, 4th order
I have a few PCBs to build an active 2-way crossover (4th order, Linkwitz transform in both LP and HP sections).
The schematic of the circuit and the PCBs are shown in the photos below. The cost is 19 Euros for one PCB (shipping is included). For 2 pcbs, the cost is 33 Euros (shipping is included). I will provide also the PCB assembly guide. If you are interested send me a Private Message. |
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