I use an XVR-1 to replace the electronic crossover that came with my Apogee Studio Grand speakers. The XVR-1 is much more transparent than the Apogee crossover, and does not leave a signature on the music.
As Whitecap mentions, the XVR-1 is very configurable with many options. It took me about six months of educated trial and error to zero in on the best settings for my system. The settings are a bit of a pain to change but I never blew any fuses or damaged anything.
The settings I ended up with were pretty close to the ones I started with based on basic filter theory and knowledge of my speakers.
I think the XVR-1 is a great crossover.
As Whitecap mentions, the XVR-1 is very configurable with many options. It took me about six months of educated trial and error to zero in on the best settings for my system. The settings are a bit of a pain to change but I never blew any fuses or damaged anything.
The settings I ended up with were pretty close to the ones I started with based on basic filter theory and knowledge of my speakers.
I think the XVR-1 is a great crossover.