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2Way Passive Crossover Mid - Hi

This time I will share the passive crossover (Xover) circuit used for the 2 Way system. Passive Xover is more complicated than an active crossover. And using active Xover is much easier because:

  • It's hard to keep the phase angle. Or almost impossible. Passive Xover there is a phase shift. So in one sound rig, you should only use one type of Xover.
  • It's very difficult to make a Xover flat. So high skills are needed
  • Passive Crossover (Xove)r has many losses or losses due to series filters and bypasses. More than 30% of the power that goes into the speaker is bypassed
  • Because Passive Xover has many losses or losses due to series filters and bypasses, if the component is not good or the design is not patent, the component can overheat
  • Playing with active Xover is better because;1. No angle shift 2. There are no bypass losses
Below for the schematic 2Way Passive Crossover Mid - Hi:
2Way Passive Crossover Mid - Hi

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