uxcell 2 Pcs 130W 2-Way Speaker System Audio Crossover Filters Frequency Distributor

A pair of speaker box terminal binding posts An addition to the speakers is a nice touch). This is the correct crossover, not the Minimus crossover that was only a capacitor & resistor A coil inductor connected to a tweeter and to a woofer, which meant that high frequencies were not filtered to the woofer. From the old Minimus 7W crossovers, which included the wires, inductors, capacitors, and capacitor capacitors, I salvaged as much as I could For the new crossovers, we used the old wires The crossovers were hot glued in after the speaker wires were soldered to the circuit board soldering the speaker wire terminal posts to the contacts after the wires were soldered to the contacts It only left me with a single response "Wow, nice sound!". Compared to what they used to be, they have improved tremendously! While I could have easily spent $50 or more on new surround back speakers, these crossovers are a huge improvement for my system! I did not have a problem with the sound after resetting the Audyssey setup on the DENON AVR. For these speakers, the crossover frequency went from 100 Hz to 100 Hz We are down to 40 Hz now! This is a great upgrade for anyone who has a decent pair of Minimus 7 speakers The results of the crossovers' power are astounding for $13 per pair. I've seen other reviews that have used other bookshelf speakers with great results, but, wow, this is amazing! Also, these would probably look good on the Minimus 77's as well! The quality and price of these are superb!.

Ivory Nelson

| Feb 23, 2021

In the meantime, I resorted to testing the wiring several times and reversed the polarity on the tweeters, assuming that may have been the problem. These two speakers appeared to cancel each other out in some obvious ways The stereo image has a feeling of disorientation due to the lack of bass. As soon as I changed the polarity of one of the speakers, they sounded correct. It is the first time I have had to reverse the polarity of the speaker wires in order to get the sound to work. The usual situation is the opposite. The parts are in a different pair that I bought There is an inductor of 84 MH. Passing the 2nd order with a zero is a high pass. The inductor is 35 microhz and the capacitor is The capacitor has a 3 uf rating. The second inline is below. By adding a 2 ohm resistor, you are able to get a 10 ohm tweeter. A resistance of 2 ohms is suitable for use. In this fourth graph, we can see how this will look when this crossover happens. Graph 1 shows what happens when one trims the low pass inductor to zero, resulting in the corrected frequency response. By replacing the 15mh capacitor with a 2mh one, the speed can be increased. A 20ohm resistor in parallel with the tweeter is shown in the 2nd graph to smooth out a hump in the curve from graph 1, leaving only a negligible dip near You could get better parts for a lower price, but if you don't mind messing around with them it is still a good price for the parts.

Leilany Lang

| May 16, 2021

There was no control over the tweeters at high volumes and they were beaming. I love it. My calculations determine that the crossover occurs at 6000Hz. will allow the woofer to perform more control and isolate the lower frequencies that cause the tweeter to beam in an uncontrollable way. They now have a great deal more depth, and the 7watt resister made the tweeter a lot more flat. Quite simply, it gives them much needed dynamic range that keeps up as they increase the volume. That's why these are excellent solutions to the.

Ariana Townsend

| Apr 15, 2021