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<blockquote data-quote="av83" data-source="post: 8272356" data-attributes="member: 640058"><p>You do not use inline crossovers in an active setup. All that entails "going active" is that the signal is crossed over prior to amplification. Using an inline passive crossover or bass-blocker on the tweeter channels of an active setup can cause a phase shift and cancellation due to the slope bringing them out of phase with the mids.</p><p></p><p>Be careful with your tweeter crossover point and have fun. I'll probably never run a passive crossover ever again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="av83, post: 8272356, member: 640058"] You do not use inline crossovers in an active setup. All that entails "going active" is that the signal is crossed over prior to amplification. Using an inline passive crossover or bass-blocker on the tweeter channels of an active setup can cause a phase shift and cancellation due to the slope bringing them out of phase with the mids. Be careful with your tweeter crossover point and have fun. I'll probably never run a passive crossover ever again. [/QUOTE]
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