2 x Quality 3 Way Crossover Filters for Speakers 400W

Good sound quality , excellent frequency separation, these are in a set of speakers I use everyday. You can take to high volume levels and they sound great,very good value for money., anybody with DIY skills will be able to fit them.

Just fitted these to my tower speakers after making them 3 way. This crossover is a gem for the price. Clear mids and treble make them a quality buy. Well built and large enough not to be a nuisance when soldering. Arrived 9 days after order date. Would defiantly recommend

sound great well made top components i put thease in a pair of speakers i designed and built and the sound stage is fantsticly deep for stereo cant falt them bass is deep tight and rich mids and highs are sweet and crystal clear better than what you wud find in most high end 20000 pound speakers

Sounds like really expensive crossovers, sharp treble, warm bass and clear vocals.Quite happy with them

This has done moe tha I expected. Beats the original one which was not really up to standard compared to others I have purchased in the past

Bought these for some high quality 3 way PA low/mid/high cabs I built so I could run them from one power amp instead of the original bi-amp design.Well, they are way better than I thought they would be. No phase issues, in actual fact they seem to have brought the horn loaded mid section alive and not caused any time phasing issues either, big bonus!I was expecting going from bi amp cabs to fully passive x-over would be a down grade, but it seems there isn't a downgrade at all yet... again thats a big Brucie bonus!Definitely recommend!

these are good.These crossovers sold here are not over 100 RMS watts A lot people do not understand max power, peak power and r m s. Peak power means maximum spike that can be thousands of watts for a micro second. Sellers can put any wattage they like and say I meant peak power or max power.!! Same with max power, it can be 3 or 4 times the real power. The accurate and actual power rating is the RMS. this means, root means square, and by law the speakers have to be tested in a lab for a long duration and then rated to the power they can handle safely. the RMS is usually 3 or 4 times the Max power given. To be on the safe side, its the quarter of the max. So a 100 watts max is around 25 watts RMS. Its easy to under estimate RMS. A 50 watt RMS 12 inch speaker in a normal room will take off the roof of the house. The highest most house hold speaker crossover networks go up to 100 watts RMS. After that you are looking at stage speakers. Different size speakers and cabs are used on stage instead of crossovers as they would burn out at higher wattage. That is why sellers dont give RMS as it looks small.

These crossovers sound excellent. If there is any confusion about wattage, I think they are. 100 RMS100-400 total- 1600 peak. Well worth the money.