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<blockquote data-quote="nudels" data-source="post: 8084595" data-attributes="member: 634950"><p>i suggest prototyping a breadboard with l-pads and slide switches for designing selectable freq/slope passive crossovers if that's desired.</p><p></p><p>it is totally possible to get the right sound out of two drivers one would not normally think to combine, it just takes some dedicated reading and a bit of trial-and-error. the only real fickle problem ive had with building passive crossovers is calculating and aligning the phase of two completely different drivers based on their free-air imp. plots. (when applicable)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nudels, post: 8084595, member: 634950"] i suggest prototyping a breadboard with l-pads and slide switches for designing selectable freq/slope passive crossovers if that's desired. it is totally possible to get the right sound out of two drivers one would not normally think to combine, it just takes some dedicated reading and a bit of trial-and-error. the only real fickle problem ive had with building passive crossovers is calculating and aligning the phase of two completely different drivers based on their free-air imp. plots. (when applicable) [/QUOTE]
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