When this has properly got up and running this will be so useful. I’m startin to build a sound system as soon as I can and this will help me out as I know the basics but I’m not a genius or anythin. I’ll probably end up blowing something up at some point :bounce_ci

getting to know whats what a bit more now. a comprehensive guide would still be very useful though,

tho me and a few mates assumed we’d know what to do when we borrowed a behringer digital crossover the other day… did we fuck! we ended up using another mixer as a crossover! only a houseparty tho so did tha job.

i aint got a clue about x overs still. i just dont use one coz i wouldnt know where to start.

this is a brilliant idea .. unfortunatly like tek any info i give you will probably allready know .. but will love to have a read of this … n1 dude :bounce_fl

great idea but it was an idea 12 months ago…. nowt came of it.

that said, its quite alot of effort to write something like this, and for free too. i know i wouldnt have the time.

the info is all out there. it just takes time to compile it into one.

good luck to him, hope it does get done at some point.

Every time he puts up a chapter it takes almost a week to write and proof it beforehand. :hiding: Also to check that what he written is comprehensible to those without in depth knowledge of the subject already [he speaks fluent geek speak most of the time] As its a volunteering thing it has to be fitted in around the rest of his life and recently thats been well hectic.

It will get finished gradually [its also a well big subject and bits of it are pretty complex so bear with him] Of course if you would like to pay him to finish it that would put a whole different slant on the matter and it would likely be finished a lot sooner. :crazy_fre :laugh_at:

granted, wish the bit on x overs would get done soon though lol

Duly noted 😉

ennit!

Standard practice is…..buy crossover….read manual….do as manual says.

As daunting as they look they ain’t difficult in the slightest, as long as you know what frequencies you are intending to send to each speaker.

now were arguing weather to buy a mono or sterio x over.

if you are running sterio then mby get a sterio one .. but alot of rigs use briged mono on there amps .. if you use bridged mono .. theres no point in having a sterio cross over ..