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black95gs-t · 08-14-2002, 12:32 PM

What a crossover does is it limits the signal going to the speakers. You don't want the same signal that goes to your mid/high speakers going to your subs, just like you don't want the same signal that goes to your subs going to your tweeters. There isn't any one speaker out there designed to play all sound frequencies. Crossovers eliminate that problem. You don't need an EQ, its nice to have if you know how to properly use it, but it is not needed most of the time.
J

08-14-2002, 12:32 PM	#3
black95gs-t Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Southern Cali Age: 43 Posts: 728	What a crossover does is it limits the signal going to the speakers. You don't want the same signal that goes to your mid/high speakers going to your subs, just like you don't want the same signal that goes to your subs going to your tweeters. There isn't any one speaker out there designed to play all sound frequencies. Crossovers eliminate that problem. You don't need an EQ, its nice to have if you know how to properly use it, but it is not needed most of the time. J __________________ LOONEY TUNES!!!! "Hearts and minds gents.... And if that doesn't work, two in the heart and one in the mind." "Life sucks.....so drop your pants and let the good times roll!" Mycivicjust8u

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