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Crossovers
XN-24G
One of a handful of 24 dB per octave crossovers designed for car audio applications. The steep slope provides almost zero overlap between drivers, eliminating comb-filtering caused by multiple sources. Outputs are in-phase, summing to a flat transfer function. Protection for the high frequency driver is provided by a PTC component, which automatically reduces the tweeter level, and resets after the overload is removed. For use with 25mm (1") dome tweeters, and MX or LX speakers.
One of a handful of 24 dB per octave crossovers designed for car audio applications. The steep slope provides almost zero overlap between drivers, eliminating comb-filtering caused by multiple sources. Outputs are in-phase, summing to a flat transfer function. Protection for the high frequency driver is provided by a PTC component, which automatically reduces the tweeter level, and resets after the overload is removed. For use with 25mm (1") dome tweeters, and MX or LX speakers.
XN-45C
For superb quality three way systems, the XN-45C combines the essential features of the XN-24G and 18H in a single unit, with slightly lower power rating. XN-45C provides a 400hz - 3khz bandpass output on the mid-device, and a 3 khz high pass on the tweeter. Requires XN-16L to complete the system.
For superb quality three way systems, the XN-45C combines the essential features of the XN-24G and 18H in a single unit, with slightly lower power rating. XN-45C provides a 400hz - 3khz bandpass output on the mid-device, and a 3 khz high pass on the tweeter. Requires XN-16L to complete the system.
XN-16L
This 400hz low-pass network cuts the upper frequencies off mid-bass devices such as the LX-130 or LX-160, or our SL-170 in very high output systems. The 12 dB slope is complimented by resistive swamping and a zobel array to provide smooth frequency response, and an easy to drive load for the amplifier.
This 400hz low-pass network cuts the upper frequencies off mid-bass devices such as the LX-130 or LX-160, or our SL-170 in very high output systems. The 12 dB slope is complimented by resistive swamping and a zobel array to provide smooth frequency response, and an easy to drive load for the amplifier.
XN-18H
When used with the XN-16L, this ingenious high-pass network creates a virtually seamless transition. Using an 18dB per octave slope and slightly staggered filter frequencies, the frequency response and phase response are both smooth. The XN-18H features a zobel array and mylar foil capacitors for optimum performance.
When used with the XN-16L, this ingenious high-pass network creates a virtually seamless transition. Using an 18dB per octave slope and slightly staggered filter frequencies, the frequency response and phase response are both smooth. The XN-18H features a zobel array and mylar foil capacitors for optimum performance.
XN-18EL
This 18 dB per octave crossover is designed for car audio applications. The steep slope provides very little overlap between drivers, eliminating comb-filtering caused by multiple sources. Outputs are in-phase, summing to a flat transfer function. Protection for the high frequency driver is provided by a PTC component, which automatically reduces the tweeter level, and resets after the overload is removed. This crossover provides three levels of tweeter protection (0db, -3db, -6db). For use with 25mm (1") dome tweeters, and MX or LX speakers.
This 18 dB per octave crossover is designed for car audio applications. The steep slope provides very little overlap between drivers, eliminating comb-filtering caused by multiple sources. Outputs are in-phase, summing to a flat transfer function. Protection for the high frequency driver is provided by a PTC component, which automatically reduces the tweeter level, and resets after the overload is removed. This crossover provides three levels of tweeter protection (0db, -3db, -6db). For use with 25mm (1") dome tweeters, and MX or LX speakers.
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