$7 a/d/s Crossovers blowout at Electronic Goldmine Parts

yup just picked up two myself of the large x-overs, will be great for my next diy project.

Oh and looks like i found some specs for the Large style x-over only. looks like the identical unit for sale, with diffrent colors:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ADS-335Is-CROSSOVERS-2WAY-PASSIVE-W-TWEET-LEVEL-CONTROL_W0QQitemZ5869753047QQcategoryZ79840QQcmdZViewItem.

The crossover point on these units is 2625hipass @ 12db and 2500 lopass @ 12db. There is a +3, 0 and -3db attentuation switch in the crossover for the tweeter section plus a car/demo switch for the woofer section for on/off axis listening. The crossover is a 4 ohm nominal load and can be either bi-amped, bi-wired or single wire hookup

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE 335 AND 336 IS ONLY IN THE "DEMO" CIRCUIT THAT YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING ANYWAY. IT WAS DESIGNED FOR BETTER SOUND IN A DISPLAY BOARD, USE "CAR" FOR IN THE CAR

dimensions of the unit are:

5 ¼ x 3 ½ x 1 1/16

hope that helps

 
yup just picked up two myself of the large x-overs, will be great for my next diy project.Oh and looks like i found some specs for the Large style x-over only. looks like the identical unit for sale, with diffrent colors:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ADS-335Is-CROSSOVERS-2WAY-PASSIVE-W-TWEET-LEVEL-CONTROL_W0QQitemZ5869753047QQcategoryZ79840QQcmdZViewItem.

The crossover point on these units is 2625hipass @ 12db and 2500 lopass @ 12db. There is a +3, 0 and -3db attentuation switch in the crossover for the tweeter section plus a car/demo switch for the woofer section for on/off axis listening. The crossover is a 4 ohm nominal load and can be either bi-amped, bi-wired or single wire hookup

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE 335 AND 336 IS ONLY IN THE "DEMO" CIRCUIT THAT YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING ANYWAY. IT WAS DESIGNED FOR BETTER SOUND IN A DISPLAY BOARD, USE "CAR" FOR IN THE CAR

dimensions of the unit are:

5 ¼ x 3 ½ x 1 1/16

hope that helps
Awesome, thanks. Can't wait to get these things in.

 
when it says 4 ohm nominals does that mean it can only be used with 4 ohm speakers or could you use a 4 ohm woofer and say a 6 or 8 ohm tweeter
Using a different impedance driver would change the xover point //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

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