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This is not a crossover!!!! It is a line to level converter .not a crossover.but the instructions are just plain hilarious lol
ReplyDeleteIs that not just another name for a crossover? Yes it's a very basic one, but surely a X-over is doing the same job but more complex? Yes you're right though, and yes I love Chinese manufacturing. The only surprise is that 'caution: harmful to fish' and 'do not operate after drinking wine' never made it in there.
DeleteHi Beemer_Lab, I enjoyed reading your posts. Good on you for doing this. To answer your question, it's different from a cross-over because this simply increases impedance from a high level input (speaker wires as these have low impedance) and converts it to a low level (high impedance) output. So there is no change to the frequencies ultimately being fed into the speakers. A cross-over receives a frequency (be it high level or low level) and then restricts what goes out. So a low pass cross-over allows all the frequency below some level to go through (e.g., for a subby). Whereas you would use a high pass for tweeters, and a combination of the two for mid-ranges (I forget what these are called!). The cross-overs can reduce the undesired frequencies by between 6-24dB depending on quality. Cheers!
DeleteAt work we call this language Chinglish, and for the Japanese Jinglish!
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