Active vs. Passive Crossovers

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @jfarr206
    @jfarr206 5 лет назад

    Great explanation. Thank you!

  • @xuxamelo
    @xuxamelo 8 лет назад +1

    Thank you very much, I finally did understood :)

  • @sebastiangutierrez8438
    @sebastiangutierrez8438 2 года назад

    Doest the crossover works kindly as a pre amp?

    • @phy350
      @phy350  2 года назад +1

      No, the a crossover simply splits the signal into separate frequency ranges; it does not act as a preamp. For example, a full-range audio signal ranges from 20Hz to 20,000Hz (20Hz to 20kHz). A two-way crossover splits that full range signal into two components: low frequencies and high frequencies, with the "crossover" frequency being roughly where they meet (for example, Low might be 20Hz-500Hz and High might be 500Hz-20kHz). Whether a crossover is Active or Passive: that all depends on WHERE the crossover function occurs. If the signal is split at line-level (before amplification), it's an active crossover. If it's split at speaker-level (after the amplifier), it's a passive crossover.

    • @sebastiangutierrez8438
      @sebastiangutierrez8438 2 года назад

      @@phy350 thank you very much!

  • @rashadmahmood1978
    @rashadmahmood1978 5 лет назад

    When I try to figure this out I think y not stick to a 2 way speaker and use the 13 band eq plus minus 12db gives a 24db seperation as the same as the crossover slopes be -24db yet the bands on eq become obsolete?

    • @Canadian_Eh_I
      @Canadian_Eh_I 4 года назад

      ultimately less drivers will always sound better IF (big if) they can cover the frequency spectrum properly. This is alot more rare and difficult than it sounds,