ZXPC 2-Way Passive - Crossover - 1200 Hz - 650 Watts - 1.2K Hz - 8 Ohm
Key features
- •Max. Power: 650 Watts
- •Impedance: 8 Ohm
- •Crossover Frequency: 1.2K Hz
- •Crossover Frequency: 650Hz
- •Dimensions : L - 6" x W - 4.75" x H - 1.75" (152.4mm x 120mm x 44.45mm).
BrandZXPC
CategoryCrossover Parts
ZXPC 2-Way Passive - Crossover - 1200 Hz - 650 Watts - 1.2K Hz - 8 Ohm
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Customer Reviews
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Great Crossover
Thoughts Are Things✓ Verified Purchase•December 4, 2023
The crossover value frequency and the wattage rating were the deciding factors for me. I also used the two crossovers in a pair of double 12"/2" monitor speakers. The 2" compression driver is very loud so I have to use a PEQ to notch out the
2-2.5khz frequency so as to not take the artists ears out. Over all it works perfect for my needs.
2-2.5khz frequency so as to not take the artists ears out. Over all it works perfect for my needs.
Cheap and it works
Garrett T.✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
I bought this as a crossover between my door speakers and tweeters in my car as one of the cheapest options I saw. It works perfectly just as expected, even at 4 ohm instead of 8. Just note that at 4 ohm speakers and tweeters, the crossover point shifts to 2400hz because of how passive crossovers work. Do not use speakers/tweeters or different resistance unless you know what you are doing as you could end up with an overlap where both output, or a gap where neither works - this goes for all passive crossovers.
Good product at a reasonable price
Audio Nut✓ Verified Purchase•August 17, 2023
I'm building a pair of custom speakers with twin 12" woofers and a compression driver in each cabinet. The first crossover I used crossed at 1600 hz, which was a bit high for the 12" woofers, and the upper midrange just wasn't as dynamic as I wanted. The compression drivers I used go down to 1000 hz, so I opted for these units which cross at 1200 hz.
Big difference...the mids came out like I was wanting. The speakers are sounding great!
Big difference...the mids came out like I was wanting. The speakers are sounding great!
