Active Crossover Options

[applejax 10+ year member]

In this day of most people running crossovers out of their head units, I need a seperate active crossover (or two). I am currently running two coustic xm6's that I am having problems with. I am looking to replace them, and I would appreciate any suggestions!

I'm looking for one crossover that can do 2 highpass and one bandpass, or a combination of two pieces that will accomplish that configuration.

I've noticed the Memphis X03 and X02 will do it, and they seem to be a popular option.

I don't know much about JBL, but I also came across the GTX47 which looks like it would do everything in one piece. Very curious about this guy.

A combination of the ARC MX3 and MX1 would work as well.

Any thoughts or options would be appreciated!

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[Mr. C 10+ year member]

I'm looking for one crossover that can do 2 highpass and one bandpass, or a combination of two pieces that will accomplish that configuration.

Any thoughts or options would be appreciated!

An AudioControl 6xs would suit you. High pass for front and rear plus a bandpass option and a set of sub outs. Has front rear and sub inputs too. 6 in -> 8 out.

An AudioControl DQXS would also work as above and give you a fully configurable 153 bands worth of digital EQ to boot.

Both a lil pricey, but would do the job extremely well.

 

[MiniVanMan 10+ year member]

Depends on how much you want to spend. The Memphis unit is great for under to around $100.00, but it's 1 lowpass, 1 bandpass, and 1 high pass. The JBL unit is a good option.

The Audiocontrol stuff is a pain to work with. It's not hard, just a pain, so I usually don't recommend them.

Other than that, a new head unit, or a PPI DCX-730 (amazing unit).

 

[Earthman 10+ year member]

I have a coustic xm-3 and a coustic xm-6 both bnib lol. What problems are you having with them?