what is the crossover frequency on these?
331455
They OK for stander two speakers it does the job. But like all speakers you have to be mindful of your adjustments. I have a few of these and I haven't had a problem yet.
331456
The specs weren't given. It is a generic 2-way Crossover replacement,I used them to replace a crossover in fender 400 watt PA cabinet with a 15 inch woofer and a peizo tweeter,and they work great.
1704029
Set to high because you wired through the high from your head unit. The crossover switch is for how you want your output from the amp to be, "high,mid,low" if your running the amp to your normal speakers in the doors then you want to either be on mid or high whichever one makes your speakers sound the best. It's more of preference with the two. Also make sure your gain is down all the way when you first test speaker sound , with radio turned up to just below distortion accures then slowly turn gain up until slight distortion is heard then turn down until it goes away and then your set and will now know the loudest radio volume setting too.
2049936
No. The tweeters operate at different frequencies than the mid range driver. These frequencies are separated by what's called a passive crossover.
58758
They have crossovers already, just wire them like the manual says, enable your high pass filter (or not) and your good to go.
1012905
I can't answer directly, but I am driving B7W CM8's with very satisfying results - If you aren't familiar with these speakers, they are a: 3 -way, Ported, Tower Enclosure Drivers: One 1" Aluminum Dome Tweeter, One 5" Kevlar FST Midrange, Two 5" Paper/Kevlar Woofer MFR: 69 Hz - 22 kHz ± 3 dB, Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms Crossover Frequencies: 350 Hz, 4 kHz with a recommended Amplifier Power: 30W - 150W. Hope this helps.
459197
Polk describes the speakers as being a 4-way tower speaker with three 5-1/4 inch drivers. Arranged in a MTMW configuration suggests the crossover is a 3-way, perhaps they claim a 4-way because it can be connected with a bi-amp capable receiver. I upgraded the xover with a VR3 Mod that replaced the stock components with higher quality ones. The upgrade was well worth it.
2141740
I have no idea. You can probably research what FREQ they both use. Sorry, don't know.
837847
The high level outputs are just a pass-through from whatever source you're using to power the main or satellite speakers. The "crossover" only controls the max frequencies handled by the subwoofer (it's really a low-pass filter for the sub) and doesn't roll off the low end to the high level outputs.
47159
I really don't know. If you know their frequency you probably could. Sorry I can't answer you further.
1769634
They sound great. Think the manufacturer recommends setting to 100hz, I run mine at 80hz crossover and they sound perfect. Guess if you set to 50hz to find out, but would not recommend it, 80hz is the thx setting anyway. It would probably do 50-60hz no problem, but draw extra power from the receiver, when it should be for your mains.
1804829
Hi Ranney, There is no control marked "crossover" but the four controls are: !. Volume control 2. Low-pass filter control - infinitely adjustable from 45 Hz to 150Hz (maybe crossover?) 3. Phase switch - with two positions, 0 deg. (in phase) 180 deg. (maximum out of phase) 4. Power switch - On, Auto, Standby, positions. I hope that helps!
1514623
not an audio expert but my installer explained to me that the closer it is to the speaker the better. If it were to be further away the line could pick up or in some ways change the frequencies that are flowing to the speakers, thus making the crossover pointless. basically the closer it is to the speaker the more pure the correct freq range will be... this is just what i remember from a few months ago, i could be in left field with this
938666
They have a sound frequency crossover installed. I connected across from the main speaker terminals. I don't know about the ohm resistance but they work great on my 5 ch. System.
1986293
Hi. Sorry late to answer.Researching.The graphics card is difficult to use properly monitor the crossover . Sorry and thank you.
1728691
Frequency response is 85hz to 22kHz. There is no published graph or information for the crossover frequency. There is a crossover installed in these and most all multi-speaker units. I just installed these to replace cheaper Kenwoods. These produce down to 85 Hz bass and put out an excellent 91dB. The Kenwoods only covered down to 100Hz at 85 dB. Also the best way to install them is to use the DEI 050311 Boom Mat 4" Round Speaker Baffle behind them. They give much better bass response with the baffles installed. The mats are available in pairs right here on Amazon. You can use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0039YWT3U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
78755
I would use the crossover. Takes some of the burden off your tops and allows for full stereo.
639207
I think they are on a different frequency. They come with a controller, wired and wireless that would eliminate this issue.