May 28, 2018
Passive crossovers, explained by an engineer
It's not the first time we've dealt with crossovers, we've talked about the active ones earlier, but there's so much more to talk about: typology, resistors, capacitors, slope, you name it. So we decided to revisit crossovers at the HIGH END show in Munich, focusing on the passive ones, together with our Acoustician, Alex Newman.
In this episode
Watch the entire video above - or skip to the question you find interesting below:
- Why do we use passive crossovers?
- How can you hear a passive crossover?
- What does it consist of?
- What is first order?
- Why do we prefer lower order crossovers?
Thanks!
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All the best,
Alex and Christopher.
