This says 3 way with 2 high pass and 1 low pass crossover, could this work with an "active" setup? like tweets in the first high pass, and mids in the 2nd? even though its full range?You don't need a crossover, and you certainly don't need an active setup. Just use the speakers as they were designed to be used. The Imagines are excellent speakers just as they are. Check out the "white paper" explanation of why they don't have an external crossover...
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I will be doing the same to mine soon, moving the tweeters. The only concern with that is I'm told the tweeters are loud if mounted on-axis. This is where going "active" can be a big help - you get to control the tweeter level separately. But it's not a requirement. I intend to handle it with an EQ (turn down the trebble //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif).
x2You don't need a crossover, and you certainly don't need an active setup. Just use the speakers as they were designed to be used. The Imagines are excellent speakers just as they are. Check out the "white paper" explanation of why they don't have an external crossover...
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I will be doing the same to mine soon, moving the tweeters. The only concern with that is I'm told the tweeters are loud if mounted on-axis. This is where going "active" can be a big help - you get to control the tweeter level separately. But it's not a requirement. I intend to handle it with an EQ (turn down the trebble //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif).
Not really. That unit will give you hipass crossover for the tweets, but doesn't have lopass for the mids.This says 3 way with 2 high pass and 1 low pass crossover, could this work with an "active" setup? like tweets in the first high pass, and mids in the 2nd? even though its full range?Clarion MCD360 3-way Electronic Crossover - Sonic Electronix
First: Nice way to bypass the profanity filter. I figured someone would make this exact type of comment, but I didn't think it would be directed at a well-respected brand.First: Why buy nice speakers and then power them with a shit amp?
yeahhh. thats not gonna happen buddy loli wouldnt mind putting a pair of imagines in the back doors to compliment my clarus set.......
and thank you for the most useful post. so im gonna get a pair of regular crossovers and just tune it that way. ill go active in the future once i learn more about it and gain more knowledge in the car audio worldFirst: Nice way to bypass the profanity filter. I figured someone would make this exact type of comment, but I didn't think it would be directed at a well-respected brand.
Second: Clipping is not our enemy in the sense that clipping = instant damage. Too much clipping over an extended period of time is the enemy. If you're tuning for absolutely 0 clipping you're not getting the most out of your system. A lot of people actually prefer some audible distortion, but it's called "coloration" or "warmth".
Third: Passive crossovers are still going strong.