Hoodlum007
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cool.
speedfreak28
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this excites and saddens me at the same time:crazy:
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Yeah it offers those that like the sound of the legatia's, but don't have the option to go active another option to consider. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
speedfreak28
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any pics of the crossover ?
DEdwards
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Vanilla Gorilla of SQ
soon....
PS...thanks for calling me a horse Ramos..lol
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No worse than what I normally call you //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
any specs on what the x-over points are? and if there are tweeter attentuation settings (and how many possible points, if so)? Do they allow multiple x-over points or is each x-over only able to do a single x-over freq/slope?
Hey guys:
Wow, that was wierd, I went to type and a new screen popped up. Hopefully this isn't a double post.
Indeed, we are now shipping the Legatia two-way sets with the optional passive crossovers. The Legatia L31-2x, L41-2x, and L61-2x sku’s are now ACTIVE.
We continue to strongly encourage dealers and end-users to not use passive crossovers, and rather spend a few moments setting up an active set-up, or at the very least a quasi-active set-up, detailed here:
http://hybrid-audio.com/White%20Paper%20-%202%20Way%20Quasi-Active%20Crossover%20System.pdf
and here:
http://hybrid-audio.com/White%20Paper%20-%203%20Way%20Quasi-Active%20Crossover%20System.pdf
The benefits for going active are numerous...read one of the introduction's on the links above.
These passives are for those that simply don't want to attempt an active or quasi-active system, or want an easy rememdy to building a quasi-active three-way front stage using a four-channel amplifier (channels one and two to run the midbass, and channels three and four with the passive crossovers for the midrange and treble)
In case you were wondering, what we have done is produced more of the crossovers we currently use in the Clarus kits. We did this because:
The Clarus crossovers do not have any board-mounted equalization specific to the Clarus speakers, nor is there an impedance correction network specific to the Clarus speakers.
The Clarus crossovers have an appropriate crossover frequency (5,250 Hz at 12 dB/octave).
The tweeter attenuation works flawlessly with the Legatia L1V2 and Pro tweeters.
The board-mounted components on the existing Clarus crossovers are fantastic. They have low tolerance polypropylene capacitors, and air-core inductors, with low tolerance resistors for tweeter attenuation.
I have personally tested the three new sku’s (Legatia L31-2x, L41-2x, and L61-2x), both in listening evaluations and using LMS, and these crossovers are getting the job done.
Everyone loves the look of the Clarus crossover, and especially the spring-loaded terminals as well (I am glad we're the only one's doing this).
From here on out, we will refer to the crossovers we make not by brand, but by number of ways...this now becomes our staple two-way crossover for both the Legatia and Clarus brands.
Scott
Wow, that was wierd, I went to type and a new screen popped up. Hopefully this isn't a double post.
Indeed, we are now shipping the Legatia two-way sets with the optional passive crossovers. The Legatia L31-2x, L41-2x, and L61-2x sku’s are now ACTIVE.
We continue to strongly encourage dealers and end-users to not use passive crossovers, and rather spend a few moments setting up an active set-up, or at the very least a quasi-active set-up, detailed here:
http://hybrid-audio.com/White%20Paper%20-%202%20Way%20Quasi-Active%20Crossover%20System.pdf
and here:
http://hybrid-audio.com/White%20Paper%20-%203%20Way%20Quasi-Active%20Crossover%20System.pdf
The benefits for going active are numerous...read one of the introduction's on the links above.
These passives are for those that simply don't want to attempt an active or quasi-active system, or want an easy rememdy to building a quasi-active three-way front stage using a four-channel amplifier (channels one and two to run the midbass, and channels three and four with the passive crossovers for the midrange and treble)
In case you were wondering, what we have done is produced more of the crossovers we currently use in the Clarus kits. We did this because:
The Clarus crossovers do not have any board-mounted equalization specific to the Clarus speakers, nor is there an impedance correction network specific to the Clarus speakers.
The Clarus crossovers have an appropriate crossover frequency (5,250 Hz at 12 dB/octave).
The tweeter attenuation works flawlessly with the Legatia L1V2 and Pro tweeters.
The board-mounted components on the existing Clarus crossovers are fantastic. They have low tolerance polypropylene capacitors, and air-core inductors, with low tolerance resistors for tweeter attenuation.
I have personally tested the three new sku’s (Legatia L31-2x, L41-2x, and L61-2x), both in listening evaluations and using LMS, and these crossovers are getting the job done.
Everyone loves the look of the Clarus crossover, and especially the spring-loaded terminals as well (I am glad we're the only one's doing this).
From here on out, we will refer to the crossovers we make not by brand, but by number of ways...this now becomes our staple two-way crossover for both the Legatia and Clarus brands.
Scott
Sorry for the huge-as photo. It's what I have currently on line.
Scott
Scott
DEdwards
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Jesus Scott!!! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif We need to resize those....lol
very nice looking, im kinda interested //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
awh come on Mr. Edwards. then you cant see all the sexyness and details //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
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