Multi-way Crossover System
The
Figure 9 depicts an example of a 4-way system. Because of the multitude of possible system configurations, the fundamentals of the technique used in the example will be explained below, with a few specifics. The actual crossover frequencies you should use will depend on your
speaker system.
Subwoofer
The subwoofer subsystem in the example is driven by a bridged amplifier. Channel 1 of the
Woofer
The woofers are driven by an amplifier operating in the parallel mode. Both channels of its
Midrange and High Frequencies
The remaining speakers are driven by the same amplifier: the mids by channel 1, and the highs by channel 2. The settings for channel 1 of the
Channel 2 of the
Ch. 1: LP @ 5 kHz; HP @ 1000 Hz
Ch. 2 LP @ 20 kHz; HP @ 5 kHz
BusCard
Ch. 2
Ch. 1
PowerLight 1.6HVX
Ch. 1: LP @ 1000 Hz; HP @ 150 Hz
Ch. 2 LP @ 1000 Hz; HP @ 150 Hz
BSC-6
BusCard
Ch. 2
Ch. 1
PowerLight 3.4 (parallel mode)
Ch. 1: LP @ 150 Hz; HP @ 20 Hz
Ch. 2 Bypassed
BusCard
Ch. 2
Ch. 1
PowerLight 4.0 (bridged mode)
Figure 10—Multiple amplifiers with UF-3s, set up for 4-way crossover operation
V. INSTALLATION
Installating the
The
The
When installed, the
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