3 Way Speaker Crossover, PUV-W3 200W Passive Crossover for HiFi Home Audio 4 to 8 Ohm Bass Mediant Tweeter Bookshelf Speakers - 2Pack

I rebuilt my Fisher 12" 3-way cabinets Replacing the tweeters and mids. I kept the heavy double magnet 12" woofers.Used 6" full range and 3" tweeters. These crossovers replace the originals.WOW man, what a difference. Thumping away (:If you are doing a re-build and/or replacing a couple speakers in Your Vintage 3-way cabinets, try these, for the low cost they are the "Bomb"You will hear instruments in songs that you did not know were even there !I can't believe the sound quality.

Worked excellent. Would definitely use again. Made my older sony tower speakers sound so much better. Bass is no longer musdy and midrange is much better along with the tweeters. Hearing crisper clearer sounds I didn't hear before. Thanks.

Used these to try to make a cheap pair of Dual floor standing speakers sound better and was not disappointed. The Duals had terrible muffled low quality sound then I installed these and they have highs, mids, and bass that's loud crisp and clear.

I have a pair of Monoprice MP-T65RT with very good reviews, good sound for the bucks. However, these speakers, being cheap, are lack of a proper crossover circuit. So, I came across this crossover. And, wow, my speakers jumped to life, worth like expensive speakers. I love it so much that I bought another set of this crossover for another project. I took off one star because, the tweeters crackle with high bass, which means the bass is not completely filtered out properly. I can just ignore the crackling noise when listen to hard rock. But, with jazz and saxophones, it is so good.

I’m using a car audio amplifier for some Dayton audio speakers and the crossover on the amplifier wasn’t giving enough of a full sound for me, (setting high and low pass to 90hz as recommended). These sound fantastic and make the speakers blend fantastically. I do not recommend using a subwoofer with the bass output on this crossover use the 90hz lpf instead because it does not block out the middle-low midrange on the bass output. Instead I recommend using a larger PA midbass-midrange style woofer such as a 8 inch like mine or even a 10 in a 4way set up like mine. A 6.5 would work but I’m not sure it would have as much of the lower midbass range as you larger woofers. Also it says 4-8 ohm but I have one crossover on a bridged channel to my mids and tweets to a final impedance of 2 ohms ( 4-8ohm svc speakers, +and- all wired together on each drivers), so you’ll be safe as long as you don’t drastically exceed the 200 watt rms rating. I’m going to make another speaker as shown in my picture and use it in a dj set up it gets loud and very crispy clear. I can’t record and play Bluetooth at the same time otherwise I’d record a video but I highly reccomend them for a similar to mine setup. The subwoofer is a 10 inch infinity kappa car subwoofer in a 1.5 cube 32 hz tuned birch 4 inch circle ground firing-ported box that works great in home audio or car audio applications as well.

Worked well

I built my own 3 way bookshelf speakers and needed crossovers. I don't know anything about building crossovers so i relied on the reveiws to set me in the right direction. These got decent reviews and I took a shot. 4 inch woofer, 3 inch mid and 1 inch tweeter and they sound pretty amazing to be honest. Easy to wire up and they seem well built. For the money, you can't beat it.

Matched well with my vintage BIC Venturi V630's.It's a simple crossover, but has all the wiring hardwired to the crossover. Impressed for that price.