<font color="blue"><cite>Generally if you want to put an x-over
between the deck and amp you built yourself
I would suggest doing active. I used to
build a simple high or low pass x-over
using a lm4558 dual op amp that had a
simple regulator for a b+ of 10 v gnd of
5v and b- of 0v. I then built a simple
12 db butterworth arrangement and dialed
in enough gain to make the pass frequencies
about unity gain.
I stopped building these things because
x-overs like the Coustic xm-1 were to
cheap to make it worth while.
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