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In Reply to: Help with digital crossover for Oris 200 and Cabasse Bass Cabs posted by run55 on December 19, 2016 at 15:42:32:
The problem is that you need to include the response of the two speakers in figuring crossovers. Standard crossovers assume flat response at the crossover points and for an octave or 2 above or below(depending on whether it is high pass or low pass). If that isn't true with a predetermined crossover the final result will not actually be the format you chose. Unless the crossover is basically infinitely variable you need to play with different crossover points for the two speakers and/or different transfer functions(LR, Bessel, etc.). And that can be a turkey shoot especially if you don't have good measuring devices.
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