Simple 3-way crossover help... (1 Viewer)

[Sam_Walls]

I need help designing a 3way crossover for around 10 bux. i know its a cheap budget but maybe we can work with it. THe crossover needs to be realivly simple and just needs to block low freqs going to the tweeter and highs to the woofer. The woofers of choice are...

Partsexpress

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...90-335&scqty=2

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...80-115&scqty=2

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...97-408&scqty=2

All opinions welcomed.

 

[David Bikeman]

For such an inexpensive setup, why deal with a three way?

David

 

[John Garcia]

Crossovers are anything but simple if you want it to actually sound good. The fact is, for something like this, why not just pick up one of PE's standard 3-way X-overs?

 

[Sam_Walls]

For such an inexpensive setup, why deal with a three way?

David

Could you recomend a 2way setup for about $60 a pair.

 

[Dustin B]

To get anything worth building I think you're going to have to raise your budget to at least $100 for a pair.

http://www.speakerbuilder.net/web_fi...ts/DBP/dbp.htm

http://www.adireaudio.com/TextPages/...eFrameText.htm

It's too bad Sound Clearing House went under. They had a nice kit around the $100 mark too.

Post in the DIY area. People there might be able to recommend a few other ~$100 kits out there.

Also, if you really want to attempt designing your own, go to the library and check out the Loud Speaker Design Cookbook by Vance Dickanson.

 

[Robert_J]

$30 per speaker will be VERY difficult if you want them to sound decent. Here are some proven designs but most are still more than your budget.

http://www.d-web.com/dbrown/speakers/speakers.htm
http://www.speakerbuilder.net
http://www.ipee.com/NSB/UBHT.html
http://www.speakerbuilding.us/

-Robert