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I have a Phoenix Gold AX-406A. I like it cause you can make your own resistor packs to set your crossover frequencies and it costs maybe $2 bucks at Radio Shack to change your frequencies... Plus, it has a sub level knob, which is really cool - +/-18dB i think.
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The Punch X is not a true 3 way - it is a dual 2 way. I would rather have the Coustic XM-3e (or the MTX or Clarion equivalents). This is easily the most popular xover of all time.
For a real 3 way (with a bandpassed output) look for the Coustic XM-5e. I did, and it is awesome!
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I too like the Image Dyanmics IDX-24. I personally use the IDX-24 comp. I am going to sell it along with my IDQ-31's as soon as the ID-One comes out.
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I Agree with Dukk, JC2 AND ShadowStar, they each make nice pieces! I think though, for the price and ultimate flexibility, I like the coustic piece a little better....
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I like the AC xovers, and used to be hyped about the 'exact' settings of the resistors. Eventually, I came to realize that I wanted easier flexibility and moved over to the Coustic. I have used them exclusively ever since.
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