Crossovers for pro audio?

I run active with a Pio 880, but you can get amps that are bandpass capable, passive xovers from PE, or use FMOD's....

I run active with a Pio 880, but you can get amps that are bandpass capable, passive xovers from PE, or use FMOD's....

mmmmm I want some sexi bandpass amps........... so hard to come by, what brands still make them?

mmmmm I want some sexi bandpass amps........... so hard to come by, what brands still make them?

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No they arent ...all the ppi bk series and phantoms are ...my ppi bk800.4 does 130x4 @4 ohms ..cost 150 bucks ..and i run pa active on it

awww want some|!

awww want some|!

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They are badazz amps for the money and def do rated ..great for.runnimg.active

sundown, AQ, Crescendo all have 4ch amps with BP xovers...

Most pro audio is still 8 ohms, and there are tons of passive crossovers for them on parts express and the speaker vendor sites.

you probably dont need to bandpass pro audio, i use those 5k passive on my tweets and let my amp do the crossover on the midrange

you probably dont need to bandpass pro audio, i use those 5k passive on my tweets and let my amp do the crossover on the midrange

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If you want them to sound good you need to bandpass the mids. If you want them to be loud/screechy then let them roll off up top...

If you want them to sound good you need to bandpass the mids. If you want them to be loud/screechy then let them roll off up top...

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Tbh i blended my mids with my tweets on bandpass and couldnt tel much difference

Tbh i blended my mids with my tweets on bandpass and couldnt tel much difference

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meaning?

meaning?

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I had them set on bandpas crossed at 100and 3.5k then my tweets hpf crossed at 3.5k. switched to hpf on mids to see and not much difference to me at all