Can you identify these crossovers???
Can one of you identify these mbQuart crossovers and point me toward the specs for them?
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MB quart pro series, 3 way made for a 8/5/tweet. I had a set and ran my front stage off of them long time ago.
nope just the 2 way maybe, hold out for the 3 way hard to find but lots of fun ;) |
Originally Posted by The Icon
MB quart pro series, 3 way made for a 8/5/tweet. I had a set and ran my front stage off of them long time ago.
nope just the 2 way maybe, hold out for the 3 way hard to find but lots of fun ;) |
They're a 2-way set out a of 6.5" MB Quart comp set.
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Originally Posted by Hardwrkr
They're a 2-way set out a of 6.5" MB Quart comp set.
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haha, i made my own crossover from radioshack parts, the cap was good till 300W's and the coil blew with 50W :( lol
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Originally Posted by zinger002
haha, i made my own crossover from radioshack parts, the cap was good till 300W's and the coil blew with 50W :( lol
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Originally Posted by evan
I'd like to be able to build my own, but I'm having trouble finding out how to pick the parts to build to a specific frequency.
Passive Crossover Design Equations Formulas Calculator - Two Way First Order Network Butterworth Handy website, first you figure out if you want to do first (6db/octave), second (12db/octave), etc and then plug in the frequency. |
given that they say right on it....rsc216. 2 way reference series from about a few years ago. we had a set of these in our car a few years back.
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Originally Posted by spl builders wife
given that they say right on it....rsc216. 2 way reference series from about a few years ago. we had a set of these in our car a few years back.
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