They are high pass filters. . .

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In Reply to: Miller&Kreisel Volksfilter posted by euclaray@yahoo.com on July 8, 2014 at 11:24:37:

that plug in to the amp inputs and roll off the bass to the satellite speakers. They were commonly sold with M&K satellite/sub systems. They came in A, B, and C versions which represented different x-over frequencies which I can't recall at this time.

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Edits: 07/08/14

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Topic - Miller&Kreisel Volksfilter - euclaray@yahoo.com 11:24:37 07/08/14 (3)

They are high pass filters. . . - risabet 14:21:31 07/08/14 (1)

He is 100% correct...... - Winston Smith 22:27:55 07/08/14 (0)

RE: Miller&Kreisel Volksfilter - old guy 42 11:41:59 07/08/14 (0)

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They are high pass filters. . . - risabet 14:21:31 07/08/14 (1)

He is 100% correct...... - Winston Smith 22:27:55 07/08/14 (0)

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