[86CashBurner]

Im not sure if anyone else will find this useful, but I know I spent alot of time trying to find this. After all, who wants to buy a crossover for a ton of cash when you can buy the parts for 5-10 bucks.
Sorry about the size of the pictures, if you save them and open them on your computer, they appear alot better.

 

[Mean Green]

You're exactly right! I found out through my adventures in "home DIY audio", you can build very high quality x-overs for a fraction of pre-made ones.

Another thing I found out is that if you take the time to fiddle with component values, you can usually make it better sounding than using straight "textbook" crossover component values.

 

[afi292]

what parts are required for this??

 

[Mean Green]

Capacitors, inductors, something to mount 'em in, stuff like that.

There are various charts, spreadsheets & programs on the 'net that show you which parts you need.

 

[afi292]

Originally posted by Mean Green@Apr 17 2004, 01:16 AM
Capacitors, inductors, something to mount 'em in, stuff like that.

There are various charts, spreadsheets & programs on the 'net that show you which parts you need.

i have a couple pre layed out PCB's from radio shack.. humm i think im up for a project hehe