3-way crossover.
10-30-2003, 08:55 PM
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I'm looking for a decent quality 3-way crossover for biamping. It needs to have a highpass (~2-6k), bandpass (~40-150, ~2-6k), and lowpass (~50-100). I really haven't seen many like this, only profile cx11 and audiobahn 303x iirc. Anybody know any others?
10-31-2003, 09:34 AM
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Coustic XM-5. Excellent unit. I have an XM-3 and love it. Worked great when I used to compete with it too. They aren't stupid prices either.
I remember the Sony XEC-1000. I used to see them floating around in the early 90s because dealers would end up selling them dirt cheap due to nobody buying them
I remember the Sony XEC-1000. I used to see them floating around in the early 90s because dealers would end up selling them dirt cheap due to nobody buying them
10-31-2003, 11:43 AM
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Originally posted by SUX 2BU:
Coustic XM-5. Excellent unit. I have an XM-3 and love it. Worked great when I used to compete with it too. They aren't stupid prices either.
I remember the Sony XEC-1000. I used to see them floating around in the early 90s because dealers would end up selling them dirt cheap due to nobody buying them
Coustic XM-5. Excellent unit. I have an XM-3 and love it. Worked great when I used to compete with it too. They aren't stupid prices either.
I remember the Sony XEC-1000. I used to see them floating around in the early 90s because dealers would end up selling them dirt cheap due to nobody buying them
10-31-2003, 05:12 PM
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I also need continuously variable crossover points... that sony isn't i don't think. I can't really make out the coustic xm6 manual, but it looks like the bandpass only goes up to 3k? Or does it go up wherever you set the highpass?
