Would this be terrible?

[MiniVanMan 10+ year member]

thank you jdawg.
Minivan man why would this not work?

I apologize, it's not that it won't work, it's rather very, very limited in it's capabilities. What you gain in going active is totally defeated by a unit that has preset, limited options.

With a unit like that you might as well just use a passive crossover. You're not really gaining anything.

Active crossovers don't need to be complicated, but a variable (via potentiometer) crossover point is critical, and really the biggest benefit of going active.

 

[///M5 10+ year member]

Too inflexible to be useful in my book as well. I have run a lot of active setups and never have I used just those crosspoints available on that unit.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

not listening to something that squeek says is like talking to god and ignoring his advice on life.

 

[whitemax 10+ year member]

That coustic does look nice. I have to set some price limit, though. The pyramid does have it's limitations, i agree. If i cross the highs low pass at 4000 with a 6db, and then the lows at 2k with a 6db, i should still have a decent amount of sound in that range, but just not as loud, correct?

How much is your price limit?

That Coustic model that was mentioned is a good performer, that would be my choice.