A 2-way passive speaker crossover designed to separate audio signals into high and low frequency ranges and direct them to the appropriate drivers, such as a woofer and tweeter.
Full Description
The 2-Way Passive Speaker Crossover is designed for audio systems where the incoming full-range signal needs to be separated into different frequency ranges.
The crossover directs lower frequencies toward the woofer or mid-range driver and higher frequencies toward the tweeter. This allows each speaker driver to operate within its intended frequency range and helps provide better frequency distribution in a 2-way speaker system.
The unit shown features a transparent housing that allows the internal components to be visible, along with connection terminals for wiring the audio input and speaker outputs. Passive crossovers commonly use inductors, capacitors, and other filtering components to separate audio frequencies.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product Type |
Passive Speaker Crossover |
| Number of Ways |
2-Way |
| Function |
Audio frequency separation |
| Output Ranges |
High / Low |
| Application |
Speaker and audio systems |
| Internal Components |
Inductors and audio filtering components |
| Housing |
Transparent enclosure |
| Connection Terminals |
Speaker connection terminals |
| Circuit Type |
Passive |
Product Applications
- Car audio systems.
- Home speaker systems.
- 2-way woofer and tweeter systems.
- Separating high and low audio frequencies.
- Speaker installation and upgrade projects.
- Replacement or addition of a compatible speaker crossover.
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