DriSentri 2 Way Crossover for Speaker, 250W 4-12 Ohm 2 Way High-Low Frequency Divider for Speaker, HiFi Speaker Crossover

First off.....if you are unfamiliar with the idea of how a crossover works, and why, do not expect a random crossover to suit your speakers properly. The component values need to match, within reason, your speakers needs and electrical values. This requires a very complex understanding of many things.This particular crossovers values put quite a bit of mid to higher frequency, and volume, into the woofer, which, to my ears (depending on speaker components and values) suits Jazz/classical/etc type music quite well. Lots of clarity in the music. This may give the appearance of "less bass" on some speakers and to some ears and for some music. Again, this is extremely dependent on you speaker types, cabinets, etc etc etc. So far theses have definitely been a great buy for my situation.

The Trebble is much louder and clearer the, my old crossover and theres no distortion or white noise at much higher volumes unlike my old ones, also the sound is more accurate and sounds amazing on my 50" loudspeakers, However I have to turn my bass all the way up to be balanced. But now it sounds awesome, update i turned bass management on in my computer setting and it fixed my low bass problem still no distortion but they vibrate my floor now 😁

Difficile de trouver un point négatif à ces filtres. Ils sont de conception sérieuse, avec des composants suffisamment dimensionnés pour encaisser quelques dizaines de Watts RMS sans broncher.Seuls défauts mineurs : j'imagine qu'ils auraient du mal avec une source qui les soumettrait vraiment aux 250 W RMS annoncés (même en pic), valeur que les constructeurs ont tendance à souvent surévaluer, et les borniers à vis sont assez fragiles. Pensez à bien les maintenir d'une main si vous ne voulez pas les arracher de la carte pendant que vous serrez les câbles...

Terminal blocks make for an easy install. Put these in a set of Klipsch KG 4.2. The original crossovers sat flat on the inside of the speaker, these did not due to the solder points. Had to use standoffs. No big deal as I just happened to have some.

Bought a used Peavey KB5 keyboard amp on eBay and found that the choke coil on the 2-way crossover network was cooked...it was a melted mass. Peavey no longer stocks replacement crossovers for this amp. I found this one and the numbers said it should work. It works beautifully and was a pretty easy fix.