Inexpensive sub crossovers (1 Viewer)

[Kevin_W]

Hoping someone might have some suggestions. In the basement I have a small 2 channel setup used only for music and games consoles. Powering it all is an old Pioneer that is a workhorse of a receiver. I am currently running a small Infinity BU-2 powered sub that has its own built in low pass crossover.

My problem is that I want to ditch the Infinity and drive a pair of 15" subs I have. I have a fine 600w Fidek pro amp ready to go (no onboard crossover controls), but as I discovered, my Pioneer receiver passes a full range signal out the subwoofer output!

I'm aware of the Paradigm X-20/30, but wondering what other cheap (and more readily available) options there might be for this situation before I start considereing the replacement of the receiver.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

Check eBay for old professional crossovers like this one from Ashly. Similar deals can be found on products from brands like Rane and Peavey.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt

 

[Andrew Pratt]

If you just wanted to cut the high freq's from the sub out you could try an F-Mod inline filter. I have one in my parts box at home that's rated at 100 hz I believe. They're pretty cheap and work ok for what they are.

here's one link I found on them

 

[Kevin_W]

Thanks for the help guys... Those F-Mods sound perfect for what I need.

 

[Claude M]

http://www.partsexpress.com do a search on F-MOD they are a little cheaper than the Crutch

 

[Andrew Pratt]

Kevin I sent you an email