Inline crossover?

Ausjoe

Ausjoe

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http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&Partnumber=266-260

Anyone used these or have any opinion on using these in a biamp configuration. I've got mids/highs covered and just want to rolloff the woofers. This is the rolloff point for the passive 2nd order crossover on a ADS 1290. There is no high/low loudness issue. I just want to remove some brightness from having a full range signal going through the woofers. It's just hard to believe something so simple wouldn't have some tradeoff like sound quality.
 
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I use a pair of 70Hz lowpass... not sure if they're any good as I never tried runnin the woofers fullrange to notice any difference
 
Thanks for your comments. I'm thinking there might be slight attenuation but I know how to address that if needed. But I wanted to see if anyone knew of anything that would cause them to not recommend them such as a loss of tightness or clarity.

Gimilitano it's just a itty bitty thing. Can't even get away with that huh? Seriously building a low pass filter is plan B. This just seemed like an elegant solution to alleviating clutter if it sounds ok. Thanks much for the link.
 
Ausjoe said:
Gimilitano it's just a itty bitty thing. Can't even get away with that huh? Seriously building a low pass filter is plan B. This just seemed like an elegant solution to alleviating clutter if it sounds ok. Thanks much for the link.
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Bah, wheres the fun in that? :)

They say it is better than an active XO .. of course, their opinion is little biased.

Let us know how you make out.
 
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