BFD as a crossover (1 Viewer)

[Stephen Dodds]

Would it be possible to use the BFD as a two way mono crossover, and is anyone doing this?

Cheers

Steve

 

[Anthony_Gomez]

The BFD DOES NOT function at all as a cross over. It is a parametric EQ only. Sorry.

 

[Stephen Dodds]

I realise it doesn't include a crossover, but if you set one channel with say everything cut above 100Hz and the other channel with everything cut below 100Hz would it have the same function as one?

Steve

 

[jeff lam]

Only in the bands you attenuate. You will still have full volume on the bands not attenuated. I actually use one of my filters on my BFD to get a little less midbass and it acts as a higher order crossover in the frequencies I choose along with my receivers sub output crossover.
Experiment with it and you will find a sound you like.

 

[Anthony_Gomez]

It would SORT OF work IF the bfd had some sort of Shelving filter...but it doesn't. ...so what Jeff said is as much as you can you.

 

[Ted_Polzin]

If you want a active crossover why not look at making one. This one would be stereo 2 way and only cost a few hundred ... go to http://sound.westhost.com/project09.htm it is no harder to make this than a DIY sub ...
Ted