Solen, will have just about everything you need to do you're own crossover or L-pad.
I have their catalogue somewhere around here Or Go active, you'll love it! Only one down side for you, you'll need another amp for your rears Or Get the gf to buy you a really nice compenent set as a "Just Cuz" present |
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Solen, will have just about everything you need to do you're own crossover or L-pad.
I have their catalogue somewhere around here Or Go active, you'll love it! Only one down side for you, you'll need another amp for your rears Or Get the gf to buy you a really nice compenent set as a "Just Cuz" present |
Originally Posted by JohnVroom
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Weber L-Pad Design <- clickie
nice crossover site <- clickie passive design <- clickie I just did my first home made passive design not as cheep as you might think but satisfying I have some variable L-pads from my SHO and they are still a valued asset |
Yes, you only want to adjust the tweeter level
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L- pads... or another trick that a lot of people do not mention.... wrap grill cloth over the tweeter... it sounds silly... but it works!
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lol.... I found my RF tweets to be a little harsh, so I found some headphone speaker covers that fit over my tweets. Worked great for me.
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Thanks guy's for all the suggestions. The grill cloth or headphone foam is kinda ghetto but if it works.... I guess i'll make a trip to the dollar store. I'll post the results when I get a chance.
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