A crossover is an electronic device that is used to send the appropriate signal to the correct speakers or drivers. A crossover dedicates each driver to a particular frequency range. How it works begins with the speaker system breaking the audio signal into different pieces; low frequency, high frequency and sometimes mid-range frequencies. The frequency is divided up by inductors and capacitors and then sent on to the woofer, tweeter and mid-range driver. In summary, the crossover is a necessary device that aids the in-car entertainment experience. It automatically creates sound that is evenly distributed resulting in an optimum performance.
Provides the ability to use multiple woofer sections, for maximum flexibility and absolute performance.
Reduces overall dimensions, while making adjustments easier to perform.
Designed for a full range three-way system with TH 1.5 violino, TH 3.0 voce and TH 6.5 sax.
Designed for a system featuring a mid-high section with TH 1.5 violino and TH 3.0 voce.
Flux XB 261 is a 2 way passive crossover for BC261.
Flux XB 361 is a 3 way passive crossover for BC 361.
Flux XM 261 is a 2 way passive crossover for BC261.
Flux XM 361 is a 3 way passive crossover for MC 361.
Flux XMC 261 is a 2 way passive crossover for RC 261.
Flux XMC 361 is a 3 way passive crossover for RC 361 comp.
XR 261 is a 2 way passive crossover for RC 261.
XR 361 is a 3 way passive crossover for RC 361.
XS 260 is a 2 way passive crossover for FS 260 with adjustable tweeter level.
Flux XS 261 is a 2 way passive crossover for BC261.