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In Reply to: Inline Speaker filter available? posted by jfcaler on July 3, 2012 at 13:42:28:
... the thing you are after (a passive crossover) is going to require very large and expensive components. Like coils the size of a margarine container costing more than your speakers are worth...
Most people go with an active crossover for frequencies in that range.
So I gotta ask. What do you intend to use for the bass frequencies that you are no longer going to use the woofers for? Or did I misread your post? Do you realize the crossover of the first horn (mid horn) in that design will not change? So what will fill the gap when you create this new crossover frequency for the woofers making them subs?
ANd how did you come to the conclusion they got the "crossover point" wrong in the first place? Measured? Or just a hunch?
Cheers,
Presto
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