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Re: Crossover Design Experts/Engineers Please Help!

Posted by Jon Risch on September 20, 2005 at 18:15:00:
Bandpass crossovers tend to peak due to the two filters interacting, thus requiring slightly more attenuation than a simple calculation would reveal.
As I said, it is worth it totry their design, listen to it, and decide what you like better. Be aware that you might be used to listening to your crossover, and it may have been skewed in terms of frequency balance. I base this comment on your schematic above.

Jon Risch