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<blockquote data-quote="boister77" data-source="post: 599833" data-attributes="member: 551366"><p>the crossover is usually designed with the specs of the components and the type of sound you want to achieve. there are different types of crossovers, 1st order, 2nd order and so on. most crossovers consist of inductors and capcitors wired in series and parallel depending on the type of crossover. you can find crossove caculators and equations on the web. there are some helpful sites on the links page of realm of excursion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="boister77, post: 599833, member: 551366"] the crossover is usually designed with the specs of the components and the type of sound you want to achieve. there are different types of crossovers, 1st order, 2nd order and so on. most crossovers consist of inductors and capcitors wired in series and parallel depending on the type of crossover. you can find crossove caculators and equations on the web. there are some helpful sites on the links page of realm of excursion. [/QUOTE]
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