I was visiting my favorite Michigan State University surplus store today. Always a great place for unique finds. Lately there has been a lot of pro sound gear available, probably upgrading sound systems in athletics facilities. I saw these Crown FFX-2 electronic crossovers.
Would these be good for home experimentation/use as far as fidelity is concerned?
As I've been getting into this hobby more and more I wonder if something like this would be useful. I think one drawback might be that. at least the early indications suggest, it looks like it can only set one crossover point that serves as both the low-pass and the high pass. Maybe that comes in most handy when doing a sub and satellite type system. Maybe not so useful when trying to design a two-way system that ideally would allow different x-over points for the high pass and the low pass. This has probably caught my eye because I've been looking more and more at pro-driver and waveguide horn set-ups. Not that I can afford any real investment in that yet but I'm curious. Any opinions?
Also, anybody need an almost-ready made subwoofer enclosure, probably about 6 cubic foot?
See I find stuff like this all the time and it makes me get crazy ideas in my head for projects...
Would these be good for home experimentation/use as far as fidelity is concerned?
As I've been getting into this hobby more and more I wonder if something like this would be useful. I think one drawback might be that. at least the early indications suggest, it looks like it can only set one crossover point that serves as both the low-pass and the high pass. Maybe that comes in most handy when doing a sub and satellite type system. Maybe not so useful when trying to design a two-way system that ideally would allow different x-over points for the high pass and the low pass. This has probably caught my eye because I've been looking more and more at pro-driver and waveguide horn set-ups. Not that I can afford any real investment in that yet but I'm curious. Any opinions?
Also, anybody need an almost-ready made subwoofer enclosure, probably about 6 cubic foot?
See I find stuff like this all the time and it makes me get crazy ideas in my head for projects...