Crossovers

[Dr.Pepper 10+ year member]

im curious about those crossovers that just plug in with your patch cables and connect to your amp. are these better than electronic crossovers or is this just a simply way to rid yourself of those high frequencies????? thanks for any info on this. its just seems that this may be to simple of a solution you know? like adding a cap. for dimming lights for example. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

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[Hybrid90accord 10+ year member]

try setting the filter on Lp to get rid of high freq's on the amp.

 

[Dr.Pepper 10+ year member]

are you talking about the built-in crossover on the amp itself or an electronic crossover?

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

im curious about those crossovers that just plug in with your patch cables and connect to your amp. are these better than electronic crossovers or is this just a simply way to rid yourself of those high frequencies?????

Like Harrison Labs FMODs?

You select the one you need based on what frequencies you want...for example, a 80Hz LP one will allow frequencies below 80Hz to pass, and attenuate ones above 80Hz within its Xover slope.

 

[Dr.Pepper 10+ year member]

yup those are the ones i was talking about. thanks for the info!!