Is the actual "crossing-over" done with those adjustable restistors used to select the frequency? Are those of equal quality to a fixed crossover?
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All I can tell you is I have had this crossover multiple times over the last 15 or so years and this time when I first installed it, it worked just fine for the money but it seems like over time it loses it's ability to do it's job and then it just stops. The highs will just go out and the bass boost and lows will work just fine. I think it is a design flaw that they will never correct because you don't pay them enough money for a really good product I guess. But as long as you just want medium performance this think is ok but it's not the best.
912762
Yes this comes with a crossover, however not the one pictured. It is a "cheaper" looking one, but they perform great. Huge improvement over oem speakers in my Honda Ridgeline.
275004
You will need to use the crossovers to distribute the correct frequencies to the speakers, thank you.
1799297
You can't change the frequencies. I don't know if you buy two if the frequencies would be different.
642052
I have this unit, but am not using the Sub portion just yet. It has 2 pre-defined cross over points (60hz & 90hz). The gain is adjusted with a knob on the front of the unit, just like the other frequency gain knobs. The Clarion EQS746 is a 7-band stereo equalizer/crossover specifically created for the mobile environment. The EQS746 provides powerful features in a compact size: * Seven equalization bands (50Hz, 125Hz, 315Hz, 2.2KHz, 6kHz, and 16 kHz), each frequency adjustable from -12 to +12dB (-15 to +15dB for subwoofer frequencies) * Subwoofer output uses a built-in 18dB per octave electronic crossover fixed at 60Hz or 90Hz. * Three stereo RCA outputs to drive front, rear, and subwoofer audio amplifiers * An auxiliary stereo RCA input for use with portable devices, such as an MP3 player or DVD player * Separate controls for master volume, subwoofer volume (sub level), front/rear fader, and selection of main or auxiliary inputs * Extended frequency response from 20 Hz to 30 kHz with exceptional 100 dB signalto- noise performance * Gold-plated RCA connectors to ensure the best audio signal output * ISO mounting holes and removable trim ring for custom installation
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No, it's just two connections per speaker just like any most car speakers. The crossover is inside the dongle.
1396153
In my opinion it depends on how you set the crossover freq. on your receiver for the center channel. I have the Jamo set connected to a 7.2 set up with 3 way sony tower ss-F5000p for the left and right surround and with 2 polk audio subs. The crossover setup on the receiver plays a major part in my setup.
195634
I don't have mine with me but am virtually certain it will adjust to any frequency spacing standard. I believe you can look at the manual on line to be sure.
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There is an in and out. Just gotta connect the speakers to the crossover and use your existing stock speaker wires to the crossover.
1321406
They have separate crossover resisters you can wire in that come with it. Overall decent sound with stock crossovers I used in my blazer.
58757
The integration series is intended to be "easy install" with higher efficiency, so they don't use passive crossovers. The tweeters have built in capacitors, and the woofers have a coil on the side to handle the crossover slope.
1995285
I would not think the two systems interchange. My guess is different frequencies. Check with the manufacturer.
1139307
no,i would run the speakers without a passive crossover don't change nothing it'll work fine you donot want to take from the normal pure quality
1559969
The crossover is low pass, so it would not affect the low end. This is more to do with the characteristics of the woofer.
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When I tried them each switch comes with apparently a different frequency combo. That is I had a pair of B and a pair of E, each set to a different frequemcy. The pair was the light connection and the coupled switch. Thus it was one on one. I did not see a way to reconfigure to do what I think you want. Notwithstanding the quality was poor and the switches were unreliable at best. Hope this helps.
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Crossing a crossover cable will make a straight cable, aka patch cable. Similarly, if you use two crossover adapters, you will undo your crossover and have a straight through. Just use one on either end--it doesn't matter which end.
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No the crossover is seperate, but my 4 channel amp has a crossover so I just tuned them with that. To be honest if your amp has 1 buying 1 is a waste of money, and there very very loud, mean as hell haha