surround), take a look at Tact Audio components (that's what I use). The active crossover would be a much better solution than "developing" your own passive crossover, and the digital crossover provides the flexibility that you will need to dial-in the...

Active crossover vs passive crossover? Need HELP!!!!!. Hello I'm only in year 12 at school and i'm having some trouble with one of my assesment tasks. Sad as it is, i've spent hours researching trying to find out exactly how active crossover systems work....

out. >> Just from a theoretical point of view, I'm interested in the difference > between active and passive crossovers. >> I know that active crossover will produce a better sounding, more controlled > and efficient setup but todate I only know this...

the same output signal from amp(big diff in sensitivity). So I want to equalise that as well. I have heard a few things about active crossover and bi-amping but would prefer to do a passive solution at the moment. Any help appreciated. Thanks Manoj. Archived...

and ensure correct time alignment, and tweak the final system, and that it would be lots better with active crossovers (preferably digital), but there are still times when a simple passive crossover is the most useful (and often more efficient - search...

ALK filter design software offered is specifically for crossover design. Maybe it is for microwave engineering which appears to be another specialty of theirs. My assumption is because they redid the Klipschorn crossovers, their filter software helped...

at yahoo Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Gary, > what's the word on passive and active monitors. <Active monitors offer many advantages, in addition to a simpler hookup with less pieces to carry if you ever do remotes: Active speakers are...

Actuve/Passive Crossover Questions etc.. Archived from groups: rec.audio.tech () A fellow wrote the following comments about active/passive crossover design and speaker design in general. Hoping that Dick Pierce and others skilled in the art will offer up...

an alternative out there. Anybody have some ideas? > thanks in advance, > Sean Use active filter and separate amplifiers. It is a bloody waste of energy to use passive networks with such powers. What is more, your sound will improve dramatically....

and somewhat daring approach. Their flagship product is an integrated tri-amplified loudspeaker. The electronics all come on one large chassis. It contains: - Tube (6SN7) based driver and active crossover stage - Four channels of 300B driven power...