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In Reply to: RE: active crossover install posted by play-mate on October 12, 2016 at 10:22:56:
Even my "Simple MMG biamp project would have been a nightmare without measurement - a passive crossover often is also an equalization timing and phase adjustment. When you reconfigure a passive loudspeaker to active, you need to measure before and after - just like the manufacturer does when he develops the loudspeaker.
Many manufactures and designers start with an active EQ - and then implement something similar with the passive components.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Key... Active measurement Assistance... - BigguyinATL 12:30:32 10/12/16 (4)
- RE: Key... Active measurement Assistance... - Davey 08:51:11 10/13/16 (3)
- RE: Key... Active measurement Assistance... - BigguyinATL 09:26:32 10/13/16 (2)
- The great advantage of a Active crossover is [to] veer away from the manufacturers design... - neolith 11:29:58 10/13/16 (0)
- RE: Key... Active measurement Assistance... - Davey 09:38:18 10/13/16 (0)
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