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RE: crossover question

Posted by henryrancourt@att.net on January 4, 2022 at 19:00:29:

You guys got me right. I don't know much about crossovers. But about ten years ago I made outboard XOs for my Sound Dynamics 300 Ti speakers and got lucky. Somehow the result was very good. So I thought I would try to do the same for my B&W P6's. Some of your replies made me reconsider my design and the attachment reflects my lastest design. I do understand that other things such as drivers, enclosure and baffle size will impact results. Now some of your replies said my design was a 2 1/2 way XO. However I would appreciate your repiles and hopefully tell me the order of my latest design and if it is a 3 way design.

Thanks