Digital crossovers?

I actually use the dbx Driverack 260, which is a similar unit. These are all pro audio items and can be bought from pretty much any pro shop. www.zzounds.com has pretty good prices, and they are often on eBay.

Steve

Steved, thanks for your response. I did find their website, doing a web search, and I saw pictures, of the crossovers. I was surprised to see that they were outboard devices. I have already been talking to a speaker builder about making a pair of speakers for me, and rebuilding the ones that I currently use. Hopefully, he will know about what you mentioned. Just curious, where did you get yours? Haven't seen them on A-gon. Also, did you ever hear about the Acoustic Reality crossover?

The Behringer and others are external crossovers that go between your preamp and your power amp. Their website is, oddly enough, www.behringer.com

However, it is not as easy as simply ripping out your current crossovers. You need to know what crossover points, slopes, delays etc to program into the digital crossover. Unless you can get them from the manufacturer, you will have to measure them yourself, which is not a trivial matter.

The Newform case is different because they program in the information for you.

I use a digital crossover and it is great, but you have know what you are doing.

Cheers

Steve

Dawg, I have two way speakers and a sub, do I need two for the speakers ($400x2) and one for the sub? Are they installed internally, if so did you install them? Does Behringer have a website?

Behringer is around $400. Yes, it is available. Clarity is around $3,000. Have not heard. Only two I know of. I own Behringer. Have owned several electronic xovers over many years. This is the best one I've ever heard - VERY transparent. Don't know it's in system to my ears. Would highly recommend. Not sure what you mean by "can they be used to replace ....." Yes, they are better than what is in all speakers except perhaps the electronic ones built into some speakers.