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In Reply to: Not necessarily ... posted by andyr on February 23, 2007 at 00:44:42:
Let's define a crossover as a frequencey filtering unit with a pair of inputs.My speakers have 2 pairs of inputs and 3 drivers. I imagine that one pair of inputs leads to a low pass xover which then feeds the woofers.
The other pair of inputs lead to a high pass xover which then feeds the tweeters. I presume a more complex xover is needed for the mids. Is this right?
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