RE: How To Determine Xover Points

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In Reply to: How To Determine Xover Points posted by jcmusic on July 28, 2014 at 18:55:10:

Well, you can disconnect drivers and measure each driver and it's crossover. You would need a calibrated mic and freeware like REW. You could measure all the crossover components and draw a schematic and use a internet crossover formulas to get a ballpark idea. Crossovers are designed around the performance specs of specific drivers.

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Topic - How To Determine Xover Points - jcmusic 18:55:10 07/28/14 (6)

Ask the manufacturer or one of their licensed service techs? - Brian H P 11:34:49 07/29/14 (0)

RE: How To Determine Xover Points - Palustris 11:20:17 07/29/14 (0)

RE: How To Determine Xover Points - Lew 10:49:41 07/29/14 (0)

RE: How To Determine Xover Points - Mike B. 10:32:52 07/29/14 (0)

Or something - lokie 07:28:53 07/29/14 (0)

RE: How To Determine Xover Points - cloudwalker 19:46:13 07/28/14 (0)

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RE: How To Determine Xover Points - Mike B. 10:32:52 07/29/14 (0)

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