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The Design of Active Crossovers Douglas Self
Publisher: Focal Press

I believe the title says it all. I have a CX3400 which I help each other. The Design of Active Crossovers by Douglas Self F..al Pr | 2011-07-08 | ISBN: 0240817389 | 608 pages | PDF | 10,9 MB The Design of Active Crossovers is a unique guide to the design of hi. There are variations to the Model T design, from the baseline passive model to one with active external crossovers. Also I found this thread, active filter without opamps with the link to Naxo active crossovers by Linn/NIAM. I have a pair of Quad ESL 63 and am trying to design an active cross over. This is my design for the crossover filter, with a steepness of 24 dB/oct. I will design an audiophile quality loudspeaker that will sound great with or without the DEQX, and can be used with one amplifier, bi-amplified, or tri-amplified, with passive or active crossovers. The crossovers are designed such that there is a stepping point from passive to fully active system. GND, V+ and V- are power rails, LIN and RIN are the left and right inputs, and LHPO, LLPO, RHPO and RLPO are the left/right high/low-pass outputs. Its internal active crossover and custom-designed dual amplifiers ensure an extremely consistent performance under a variety of different studio conditions and program material. And, as the title will tell you, i am totally new to all this DIY speaker crossover lark. I'd like to design in the ability to compare active/passive crossover on the same speaker.For context, I am designing a 2way that needs to get down to ~80-100Hz.