I just want to THANK YOU🙏for your well explained video! 👏😊 Thank you so much for taking the time to do such an in-depth demonstration along with your explanation. Many of the things I've been trying to learn prior to this video in the field of audio have become so clear now, especially when you began to turn up and down the audio levels. I look forward to seeing more of your videos! 😊
Hi, Your video teaches me alot , learnt few things but still unable to use my dbx 234xs crossover properly , I need quick help from you , please reply me asap , here is my question I have dbx 234 xs crossover , sound craft 16 channel mixer, and 4 subwoofers , 4 mid speakers, 2 high speaker(hf's) and the amps to drive them. I cant produce best quality output with by using my active crossover, the crossover has 2 freq knobs one for low freq and other for mid freq, I can not make use to produce best output with that . Can you please make a video to demonistrate this or else any diagrams ? Please tell me how to connect 3 way stereo mode using dbx 234xs crossover for my setup. Right now I am using the following way without crossover 1. Mixer L output to Mid speaker amp ch1 and then ch1 output to input of my second amp ch1 which is using for another mid speaker 2. Mixer R output to Mid speaker amp ch2 and then ch2 output to input of my second amp ch2 which is using for another mid speaker From groups section of the mixer 3. Mixer group1 to sub woofer amp ch1 and then ch1 output to input of my second amp ch1 which is using for another sub woofer 4. Mixer group2 to sub woofer amp ch2 and then ch2 output to input of my second amp ch2 which is using for another sub woofer 5. Mixer group3 to hf amp ch1 6. Mixer group4 to hf amp ch2 Please correct me If I am doing wrong.. also I hope you will explain how to connect stereo mode with dbx crossover and its front panel functionality. Thanks,
This is the best tutorial! I'm looking to build a new sound rack system for my DJ set. Could please provide guidance on the proper setup arrangement and recommendations. Thank you for your time and consideration. 482i Sonic Maximizer Behringer CX3400 stereo 2-way/3-way/mono 4-way crossover Behringer PRO-XL MDX2600 - compressor/limiter Behringer FBQ1502 - Equalizer Behringer iNUKE6000 DSP - Power Amp Behringer EP2500 - Power Amp Speakers (2) EV ZLX-15P (2) Cerwin Vega CVA-118 - subwoofers (2) EON 515XT
+Benny B , EV ZLX -15p is the best choice you would ever make . For subs i would recommend the EV ELX118p . This pair of speakers and subs would sound amazing & will easily accommodate a small audience of up to 250 people. . As the technology as evolved over the years , you don't need rest of the gear as the DSP , AMP and active crossover are built into these speakers and subs ( with limited functionality at great price ). IF you are a new DJ , instead of investing in a dedicated DJ desk i would say opt out for something like allen and heath qu-32 or behringer X-32 audio desks . This way you will have a studio and live desk all under one hood. The behringer X-32 is amazing because it has MIDAS mic pre-amps built in. Stay away from other behringer equipment unless you are on budget . SO the summary is all you need is the following for what your requirement is and to be future proof. 1: EV ZLX-15p > two speakers. 2: EV ELX118p > two bass bins. 3: Allen and heath QU-32 or Behringer X-32 desks( both are designed for studio and live environments so your are covered.) 4: Once a master in your profession invest in a DJ desk either by Pioneer or DENON. hope this helps in your purchasing and decision making , if any further question then please feel free to ask.
With one amp driving the subs/lows....Can i split the mid & high frequencies between another two amps to a set of speakers, when the speakers have built in tweeters and two separate speaker connectors at the back?
Great video, straight forward, and simple to follow! If i may question one thing... shouldn't your three amps be stacked according to use.. High freq. on top, mid freq. in middle, and low freq. at the bottom? Or is yours just racked this way due to the depth of the high freq. amplifier. I guess if it was racked at top, you would have problems getting to the terminals on the other two..
HI , thanks for watching the video , amps can be stacked in any order as long they are routed correctly to the destined speakers for required frequencies . I just stacked them this way for demonstration knowledge purpose .
This is great. Thank you for showing. DO you have a demo for YAMAHA MG116CX, BEHRINGER, FBQ 6200 Equalizer, ALESIS 3630 Compressor and BEHRINGER CX2310 Crossover. I am using 2 BEHRINGER EP2500 amplifiers. My 2 subs BEHRINGER 18 inch passive ........... Thank you so much.
hi thanks for the video i have 2000w xti crown amp i just want to use one 400w bin and one 300w top with eq and xover would the amp be to powerful thanks.
wondering were my Bheringer Compressor and my Behringer virtualizer would fit in here. Looking forward on your video on ringer for microphone setup.Very clearly understood and Helpful video . Thanks
Sir, you are the best teacher. Very clear and simple explanation. ❤I am learning a lot from you. Can you kindly enlighten us, for a Active Crossover system, for example, if the Power amplifier for the woofer is 100 watts RMS, then how many RMS watts of power amps are appropriate for mid-range and tweeter? Thanking you in advance.
Please thanks for you video ,, but i have 2 amp .. 1 for 2 subwoofer .. and 1 for full range Ev 215 ..I have crossover DBX 234XL ..what stero mode should i use and How ... because my fulll range have only 1 input port .. the high and mid i dont know how to set it ...
hi, thanks for the video, its quite helpful but can i connect a 3way stereo with only 2 full range speakers and 2 subs only, without setting up the third small speaker. maybe using bi-wiring? please explain
3 way stereo is like tri-amping , you would need a 3rd pair of speakers to be used as tweeters & a amp to drive them. Just stick with 2 way stereo option with your full range speakers and 2 subs and you would get good sound.
Please I have DBX 234XL and I have 2 amp ... 1 for 2 sub woofer .. 1 for 2 full range EV 215 .. How can I connect the high and mid output to amp that operate the full rage ... I am new to this and i do this for my church ..
Mixer L out to CH1 on dbx 234XL. Mixer R out to CH2 on dbx 234xl. On back of dbx 234xl make sure it's on stereo mode and x10 freq switch is off. From dbx High output from CH1 to 1st amp CH1 input then out to L side EV 215. dbx low output from CH1 to 2nd amp CH1 input then out to L side sub.. From dbx High outout from CH2 to 1st amp CH2 input then out to R side EV 215. dbx low output from CH2 to 2nd amp CH2 input then out to R side sub.Then on front of dbx crossover between 70 to 80Hz and adjust the high and low outputs level as required. Let me know how it goes.
Thanks Sir .. I was very sick the past week i was attack by armed robbers and they beat me up .. but glory be to God my vision is okay .. I will set it up and anything i will get back to you .. God richly bless you for your kindness
Iosia Pati , yes it's possible. just take a output from ch1 on crossover , connect to amp input ch1 , output to 1st speaker then from 1st speaker to 2bd. make sure ur amp supports the dropped impedance and added watts of 2nd speaker per channel. let me know how it goes.
low cut off is a term used to cut off low frequencies ( usually 20Hz to 120Hz) in an audio signal chain usually referred to as HPF ( high pass filter ) not be confused LPF which is for cutting high frequencies ( usually 10kHz to 20kHz ) .
Great vid, curious as I have one of these crossovers. what would you use the 4-way mono mode for? I mean which application would that set up suite. Give thanks great and straight forward vid.
4 Way Mono is used for application : Low , Low/Mid , High/Mid and High frequencies respectively utilizing both channels on the crossover . Hope this helps.
I just want to asked one question. What if i set 3 power amplifier for reinforcing each frequensi. Which is 1st amplifer for driving high frequensi. 2nd amp for low and 3rd amp for sub. I mean 1 amp is handling L n R out put from crossover. So high out put ( L&R) is go to input of amp 1. Mid frequensi (L &R) connect ti input of the 2nd amp(L&R). Then the low/ sub frequensi output from crossover (L&R) connect to input of the 3rd amp (L&R)..thank you
Hello AVME! great Video but i need help! i have a Behringer Super x pro CX2310, my rig consists of 2 Mid+High active cabs and 1 passive sub. How do i use this crossover to send mid and high to my tops and sub seperately? i do not have seperate mid and high cabs as they are active PA Heads so i use Mid and High in the same cab! any help would be appreciated, thanks
Raul Alvarado Hi Raul , its already on my channel , here is the link to the video th-cam.com/video/PEXRIowpz8A/w-d-xo.html . The signal flow for your setup is LEFT XLR output from your mixer goes to channel 1 XLR input on your amplifier. RIGHT XLR output from your mixer goes to channel 2 XLR input on your amplifier. Channel 1 speakon output from your amp goes to speakon input on your LEFT speaker. Channel 2 speakon output from your amp goes to speakon input on your RIGHT speaker.
Sorry to bother with this question, do you have a video of how did you connected your poweramps, crossovers, graphic equilizers. Like what wire goes to where and all that.
Can you please use same setup and explain crossover functionality a little bit more for 3 way stereo, 4 way ? I mean how to set crossover freequency , low, mid, high freequencies ? Please use the same crossover on your demo(I have dbx 234xs but I am unable to use it properly as I had lack of knowledge on it, so thats why I request you use the same crossover on your demo) .... hope you reply me soon
Can I use the Behringer crossover with passive speakers? I’m trying to get Highs/ Treble. I’m running my electric drums through a passive speaker. But there’s no treble. Do you have any idea of what I’m missing? I was thinking the Behringer crossover would do the trick.
with passive speakers you would need an amplifier in the audio signal chain . Instead of purchasing a crossover , just purchase a Powered guitar amplifier speaker . Something like this : amzn.to/3YLSwG2
I have 1 crossover behringer cx3400 1 amp and 1 passive speaker without interior crossover.how can i connect these speaker with active crossover because i have 4 wire. 2 for high and 2 for low.can you help me please?!
if you have only one speaker with High and Low terminals then the setup is as follow. 1: Configure the cx3400 run in stereo mode. 2: Take high output from CH1 cx3400 and connect to CH1 on your amp then output from amp to high terminals +/- on your speaker. 3: Take a low output from CH1 cx3400 and connect to CH2 on your amp then output from amp to low terminals +/- on your speaker. If you have a 2nd speaker . You would need a 2nd amp and the connections would a little different to run highs from one amp and lows from 2nd.
great video. I just want to ask. if my amps have enough power. can i use 2 amps to split my highs, low mids and lows. by linking my 2 high frequency speakers and using high to channel one of my amp, linking my low mid speakers and using low mid to channel two of my amp, then connecting my low speakers to my second amp to both sides of the crossover as you demonstrated?
Yes you can , Do daisy chain your Highs to Ch1 on amp 1 then daisy chain your Mids to Ch2 on amp 1. Make sure you calculate the total Rms of your highs is less than your amp 1 RMS wattage on Ch1 and respectively for your mids for Ch2. Also by daisy chaining the resistance will be dropped so the total resistance (Ohms) of two speakers divide by 2 should be supported by your amp.
Hi, im abit new to sound system settups, thanks for this video, ive got the same crossover im trying to connect up 2 passive tops & 2 passive subs, where does the sub connection go from the crossover, and do my speakers just go into my amp thats connected to the crossover, ive just bought this system & for the speakers ive got a few splitter cables or bridged i think you call them:) and with this lot is this 3 way? sorry for my newbie ness:) Paul
thank you so much for this video. it tells us a lot. i have behringer B 215 XL speakers which are 2 way speakers and Seismic Audio subwoofers which are low frequencies. can you please give an idea how to hook them up and how to set the crossover cx 3400. the 2 way speakers B 215 XL are they low and mid or high and low frquencies? thank you
Frequency response of B215XL is 55Hz to 20Khz so it produces all frequencies in that spectrum range so use it as high/mid speaker and use your subs to produce LF. The setup is really simple , just follow steps in this video th-cam.com/video/35ShkaBQQAI/w-d-xo.html.
Hi, I have just found your videos and I like many of them. I have a question about how to ringing out your speaker with EQ. I don't find many in TH-cam related to this. If you could help me with that could be a big help in my church, thank you.
Peradin Sinaga Thanks for liking the videos. Its called ringing out the microphones with GEQ ( graphics EQ) during sound check by eliminating the frequencies causing the feedback, It is really necessary practice during multiple microphones setup in a live event because during the Event you don't want any feedback etc. Now a days almost all digital desk comes with built in GEQ but if you are using analogue desk then you have to use external GEQ . I will make a video and upload it soon .
I have a set of pyle bluetooth speakers with built in amp I bought two more speakers for the system and hooked them up and now it cuts out when I turn it up I'm thinking the amp in the main speaker is not big enough to run the other two speakers is that what is going on with it you think or do I need to add another amp and if so can I hook one up to that system
Tech-Hub TV , Live events are not happening now a days due to Covid , the fundamentals for connections are the same . In Auditorium routing is required for different tasks for distribution of audio signals. Will make a relevant video in few months time keep an eye on the channel.
Good day. Ihow can i connect my 2 instrumental speakers, 1 nidrange and 1 tweeter to my 3 way crossover network, al rater 4 ohms ny amp rated 8 ohms ( i dont know if that is 8 per chane it only says in the mabuakl) thanks for your help.
AVME Videos OK I have 2 full range 3way tops in one amp and 2 subs in the 2nd amp. I was hoping to get individual level control of each on the mixer... I guess I'll need to individually control volume only though the amps themselves not the faders on mixer
Basically both , that is called gain structure . You don't want low , mid , high frequencies to be distorted or clipping. For the sake of the explanation let's say you have just one input of music play back output to main L/R bus via one fader. Put the fader to 0dB , Main L/R to 0dB , crossover to 0dB , output on your amps to 0dB. Now start adjusting the input gain of music playback channel till you see 0dB on the input Signal meter. Now you can control the signal going to the L/R bus via channel Fader ( how much you would like to send). If you have multiple inputs , outputs , crossovers and amps then the same formula applies , the amount of signal you want to output to different Mixes. Best way is to practice this during your setup to achieve the optimum sound. Notching a dB here or there on different devices would get you the desired sound.
Hi, so you use the full range eV top speaker for mids only, and the Boston for highs? Is that because the Boston sounds better than the eV horn? thanks, Tony
+AVME Videos (audiovideome) Thanks for your reply. I have used separate highs before in smaller venues as they gave a more hifi, cleaner sound. Very nice videos btw, keep em coming 😁
Dear , How you would like to setup your crossover ? in stereo or 3 way mono mode , I don't have x pro cx2310 to hand for practical demonstration but if you tell me about all the devices in your setup and what its for then I can write a signal design for you for your setup.
AVME Videos i want to connect my cx2310 xover to stereo. i have 2 active speakers for mid-hi section and crell ca20 for low frequency, 1 unit 231eq and 12ch behringer mixer. i have watched your video but your xover looks a little bit different at back panel. maybe you can give me a diagram on how to connect it and i will try it my self. also please give me the instructions on the gain settings and buttons to turn on at stereo mode...thank you and hope you may help me do the job....God blessed you....
Okay follow the below signal flow. 1: L out of Behringer Mixer to CH1 input on 231 EQ. 2: R out of Behringer Mixer to CH2 input on 231 EQ. 3: CH1 out of 231 EQ to CH1 inout on cx2310. 4: CH2 out of 231 EQ to CH2 input on cx2310. 5: on the back of cx2310 there is a mode button make sure it's pressed and in stereo mode & make sure crossover frequency tab x1 is selected ( not pressed position) 6: cx2310 CH1 high output to L active high-mid speaker. 7: cx2310 CH2 high output to R active high-mid speaker. 8: cx2310 CH1 low output to L CH1 crell ca20 amp to bass bins . 9: cx2310 CH2 low output to R CH2 crell ca20 amp to bass bins . 10: On front of cx2310 select crossover point in range of 70 to 100hz , don't go above it as you would get lyrics from bass bins.
thank you very much brother for the info ...i'll try it .... but i am very sorry for a very long delay on my reply coz i've been from a long vacation....thank you any way...
craig christison Yes Craig the signal flow for subs from active crossover outputs CH1& CH2 is stereo but the setup also falls in 3 way Mono region as there is no tweeter & mid speaker connected to channel 2 on the active crossover . With a tweeter and mid range speaker connected to channel 2 on active crossover then this setup is 3 way stereo and can also be called TRI-amping stereo mode. Ideally for better understanding of 3 way mono concept to the viewers i should have connected the 2nd sub to output speakon on 1st sub .But keep in mind that would have dropped the input impedance of the subs and increases the RMS Wattage in total for two subs . So the viewers who want to do the 3 way mono with 2 subs by using this signal flow method then please make sure to calculate the impedance and RMS wattage of the subs & then make sure the amplifier to be used supports the required impedance and wattage . Thanks for raising a Valid and genuine point.
This video was made long time ago , i don't have the kit with me now so can't tell you the exact figures but they were properly calculated & setup according to the crown amp specs.
is there a way to bi amp a two way speaker because my dad has a 3 way mono setup with one sub and a two way speaker. ev gladiator is not bi amp ready either.
AVME Videos Hi slightly going off this particular topic, I have a pair of Peavey Pro 15" running on American Audio VLP 1500 but I'm lacking lows because those speakers because the frequency response is from 50Hz not quite deep enough AS I LIKE ALOT OF REGGAE. I'm looking at a sub that drops to 35 or 40Hz is perfect but how can I bypass using an external crossover, and what amps would you recommend
Good video I have just bought this x over and going to run it 3 way stereo. I have 18 bins for low and for mid Martin bins with 2 10inch drivers. Then for tips ev also am adding logic 12s to the top in bigger place am worried about the bass lows cancelling the mids. Is there a delay on the x over so they since cancel each other out . It will be playing dance music so need a lot of mid kick . What best seetings for this on the cx3400 pro. So the mid and bass don't cancel each other out. Thanks ps when I get it more money will get a dbx drive rack.
There is time delay for phase alignment between drivers in CX3400. Best settings depends on the frequency response of your main bass bins , mids and tops. Setup as shown in the video and play dance music then start benching in the crossover points and delay times to see at what point you get the best dance music output with your setup. The settings shown in the video are guidelines or starting point.
thanks for the reply so if they do cancel just adjust the Daley times a bit? and also x over points for best sound what points would you cross over at between the mid and tops ? also would you bye a graphic eg? cos will be running the decks through my Angelou sound desk.
xover starting point between Bass bins and Mids should be 50Hz to 80Hz ( sweet point is 70Hz to 80Hz) , lower than 50Hz is felt rather than heard and not many bass bins have frequency response lower than 50Hz. X over between mids and tops ( proper standalone tweeters ) should be 4kHz to 6kHz. Playback the music and start tweaking as you would listen to music in a club , concert , add delay to tune if required. GEQ wouldn't harm and tweaking the signal via it can give more clarity to your output but bare in mind the bandwidth is 1/3 of the octave so tweaking one frequency will have effect on neighboring frequencies .Best is to put this in practical and start tweaking you gear at different settings till you find the sweet spot of all settings. Best tool during tweaking process should be your ears not the gear.
yeah i understand and think my 18s can go down to 30hz so i try them at that also i got the amp se on 30hz for the bass bins ...and for the mids kick i do what you side 70hx or 80 what ever sounds better my cick is martine ccs300 with 2 x 10s in each cab. 400rms ported so should sound good as mids ??
+Mac Joseph , Yes and no. Depending on what exactly is the application sound reproduction or reinforcement is used for. Active speakers and subs have built in active crossover and if configured properly you get good sound. What is the make/model numbers of your mixer , active speakers and ?
you do not necessarily need an extra crosover filter, your speakers have the built-in filter. set up your system and play a song you know , let equlaizer be neutral on the mixer , adjust now filtered and the volume of the loudspeaker and subwofferen for the beste sound and now you're ready to turn up the volume on the mixer and adjust equlaizer. :)
+jacobhn2 ,For pro audio to distribute the signal properly to the relevant drivers you would need a active crossover. EQ processes the overall signal by adding cut or boost to selected frequencies. Active crossovers are used to set up a crossover frequency point where the frequencies are then forwarded to the destined low/mid/high drivers. The built in passive crossovers inside most speakers do a good job but you cant select a crossover point as it is pre configured .The built in active crossovers in most active speakers is limited to 80 , 100 and 120Hz so again depending on the application there would be need for external active crossover.
Thanks for your feedback, so I have 2JBL 815 passive loudspeakers., a behringer B1800D - PRO active sub and a mixer behringer analog mixing console... Do I need an amplifier and how do I set it up sir thanks
Hi , 1: Press Mono Mode on the back of the Cx2310. 2: Follow the top markings as used/not used ports. 3: Master output( or in other words certain aux/mix etc ) from the audio mixer into input on CH1 on CX2310. 4: High output from cx 2310 CH2 side to 1st amp CH1 input driving Tweeters ( two can be daisy chained , taking in account the amp supports the dropped resistance ) 5: Mid output from cx 2310 CH2 side to 1st amp CH2 input driving Mid range speakers ( two can be daisy chained , taking in account the amp supports the dropped resistance ) 6: Low output from CH1 to 2nd amp CH1 input driving bass bins . ( two can be daisy chained , taking in account the amp supports the dropped resistance ). Good Luck!
it’s not about one better than the other , the key factors depends on your audio setup , design & output requirements . There are crossovers that supports both 2 way stereo & 3 way mono setups .
i like to watch this demo again and again and again. . . very useful for me as a sounds system user. . .
I just want to THANK YOU🙏for your well explained video! 👏😊 Thank you so much for taking the time to do such an in-depth demonstration along with your explanation. Many of the things I've been trying to learn prior to this video in the field of audio have become so clear now, especially when you began to turn up and down the audio levels. I look forward to seeing more of your videos! 😊
Sure , glad to hear it helped and you liked it , l’ll certainly make more videos .
Thanks for this video. I have an exam on this shortly and I’m pretty sure this was not covered.
Thanks and blessings for this video you help me from afar when I couldn't get help close Bristol uk
Glad to hear it helped you , thanks for watching
Great video. Love those EV's they are like a hifi speaker....
Good man great video all the best from London
cheers !
Hi, Your video teaches me alot , learnt few things but still unable to use my dbx 234xs crossover properly , I need quick help from you , please reply me asap , here is my question
I have dbx 234 xs crossover , sound craft 16 channel mixer, and 4 subwoofers , 4 mid speakers, 2 high speaker(hf's) and the amps to drive them.
I cant produce best quality output with by using my active crossover, the crossover has 2 freq knobs one for low freq and other for mid freq, I can not make use to produce best output with that . Can you please make a video to demonistrate this or else any diagrams ?
Please tell me how to connect 3 way stereo mode using dbx 234xs crossover for my setup.
Right now I am using the following way without crossover
1. Mixer L output to Mid speaker amp ch1 and then ch1 output to input of my second amp ch1 which is using for another mid speaker
2. Mixer R output to Mid speaker amp ch2 and then ch2 output to input of my second amp ch2 which is using for another mid speaker
From groups section of the mixer
3. Mixer group1 to sub woofer amp ch1 and then ch1 output to input of my second amp ch1 which is using for another sub woofer
4. Mixer group2 to sub woofer amp ch2 and then ch2 output to input of my second amp ch2 which is using for another sub woofer
5. Mixer group3 to hf amp ch1
6. Mixer group4 to hf amp ch2
Please correct me If I am doing wrong.. also I hope you will explain how to connect stereo mode with dbx crossover and its front panel functionality.
Thanks,
Thank you for responding. My question to your response is: are you saying I should use either the compressor or the Equilizer but not both?
dwight horam Your choice Sir :)
Good jobs my friend very good explanations like no others thanks a lot.
This is the best tutorial!
I'm looking to build a new sound rack system for my DJ set. Could please provide guidance on the proper setup arrangement and recommendations. Thank you for your time and consideration.
482i Sonic Maximizer
Behringer CX3400 stereo 2-way/3-way/mono 4-way crossover
Behringer PRO-XL MDX2600 - compressor/limiter
Behringer FBQ1502 - Equalizer
Behringer iNUKE6000 DSP - Power Amp
Behringer EP2500 - Power Amp
Speakers
(2) EV ZLX-15P
(2) Cerwin Vega CVA-118 - subwoofers
(2) EON 515XT
+Benny B , EV ZLX -15p is the best choice you would ever make . For subs i would recommend the EV ELX118p . This pair of speakers and subs would sound amazing & will easily accommodate a small audience of up to 250 people. . As the technology as evolved over the years , you don't need rest of the gear as the DSP , AMP and active crossover are built into these speakers and subs ( with limited functionality at great price ). IF you are a new DJ , instead of investing in a dedicated DJ desk i would say opt out for something like allen and heath qu-32 or behringer X-32 audio desks . This way you will have a studio and live desk all under one hood. The behringer X-32 is amazing because it has MIDAS mic pre-amps built in. Stay away from other behringer equipment unless you are on budget .
SO the summary is all you need is the following for what your requirement is and to be future proof.
1: EV ZLX-15p > two speakers.
2: EV ELX118p > two bass bins.
3: Allen and heath QU-32 or Behringer X-32 desks( both are designed for studio and live environments so your are covered.)
4: Once a master in your profession invest in a DJ desk either by Pioneer or DENON.
hope this helps in your purchasing and decision making , if any further question then please feel free to ask.
Thank you for advise. I will definitely take action on your recommendations. Again. Thank you.
+Benny B , No problem at all . good luck with your setup :)
Thank you sir, that helps a lot then me Trying to figure it all out
Glad to help
With one amp driving the subs/lows....Can i split the mid & high frequencies between another two amps to a set of speakers, when the speakers have built in tweeters and two separate speaker connectors at the back?
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Thanks for watching and nice comment .
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Great video, straight forward, and simple to follow! If i may question one thing... shouldn't your three amps be stacked according to use.. High freq. on top, mid freq. in middle, and low freq. at the bottom? Or is yours just racked this way due to the depth of the high freq. amplifier. I guess if it was racked at top, you would have problems getting to the terminals on the other two..
HI , thanks for watching the video , amps can be stacked in any order as long they are routed correctly to the destined speakers for required frequencies . I just stacked them this way for demonstration knowledge purpose .
This is great. Thank you for showing. DO you have a demo for YAMAHA MG116CX, BEHRINGER, FBQ 6200 Equalizer, ALESIS 3630 Compressor and BEHRINGER CX2310 Crossover. I am using 2 BEHRINGER EP2500 amplifiers. My 2 subs BEHRINGER 18 inch passive ........... Thank you so much.
hi thanks for the video i have 2000w xti crown amp i just want to use one 400w bin and one 300w top with eq and xover would the amp be to powerful thanks.
wondering were my Bheringer Compressor and my Behringer virtualizer would fit in here.
Looking forward on your video on ringer for microphone setup.Very clearly understood and Helpful video . Thanks
+Lilibeth Mowatt Thanks for watching
wow this was right on time good job.
Cheers , Thanks.
Sir, you are the best teacher. Very clear and simple explanation. ❤I am learning a lot from you.
Can you kindly enlighten us, for a Active Crossover system, for example, if the Power amplifier for the woofer is 100 watts RMS, then how many RMS watts of power amps are appropriate for mid-range and tweeter? Thanking you in advance.
watch my other videos with this kit i have explained that .
Please thanks for you video ,, but i have 2 amp .. 1 for 2 subwoofer .. and 1 for full range Ev 215 ..I have crossover DBX 234XL ..what stero mode should i use and How ... because my fulll range have only 1 input port .. the high and mid i dont know how to set it ...
very good video
great video!!!!! how would add a pair of monitors. Thank you!!!
Gratitude you have saved me some money for that connection
hi, thanks for the video, its quite helpful but can i connect a 3way stereo with only 2 full range speakers and 2 subs only, without setting up the third small speaker. maybe using bi-wiring? please explain
3 way stereo is like tri-amping , you would need a 3rd pair of speakers to be used as tweeters & a amp to drive them. Just stick with 2 way stereo option with your full range speakers and 2 subs and you would get good sound.
Please I have DBX 234XL and I have 2 amp ... 1 for 2 sub woofer .. 1 for 2 full range EV 215 .. How can I connect the high and mid output to amp that operate the full rage ... I am new to this and i do this for my church ..
Mixer L out to CH1 on dbx 234XL. Mixer R out to CH2 on dbx 234xl. On back of dbx 234xl make sure it's on stereo mode and x10 freq switch is off. From dbx High output from CH1 to 1st amp CH1 input then out to L side EV 215. dbx low output from CH1 to 2nd amp CH1 input then out to L side sub.. From dbx High outout from CH2 to 1st amp CH2 input then out to R side EV 215. dbx low output from CH2 to 2nd amp CH2 input then out to R side sub.Then on front of dbx crossover between 70 to 80Hz and adjust the high and low outputs level as required. Let me know how it goes.
Thanks Sir .. I was very sick the past week i was attack by armed robbers and they beat me up .. but glory be to God my vision is okay .. I will set it up and anything i will get back to you .. God richly bless you for your kindness
Aye thanks for the video, but I just want to ask if I could parallel from speaker to speaker connecting from crossover, is it possible?
Iosia Pati , yes it's possible. just take a output from ch1 on crossover , connect to amp input ch1 , output to 1st speaker then from 1st speaker to 2bd. make sure ur amp supports the dropped impedance and added watts of 2nd speaker per channel. let me know how it goes.
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Excellent Sir
good tutorial sir thanks for sharing your knowladge....
sir can you make a 2 way stereo set up,what is your low cut off in stereo 2 way?
low cut off is a term used to cut off low frequencies ( usually 20Hz to 120Hz) in an audio signal chain usually referred to as HPF ( high pass filter ) not be confused LPF which is for cutting high frequencies ( usually 10kHz to 20kHz ) .
@@AVMEVideos example sir in a crossover freq,how about in a 2 way set up?is that 140hz or 240hz?
I specifically made that video 9 years ago , here is the link : th-cam.com/video/35ShkaBQQAI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mUGySB6VdMWp4xw6
Great vid, curious as I have one of these crossovers. what would you use the 4-way mono mode for? I mean which application would that set up suite.
Give thanks great and straight forward vid.
4 Way Mono is used for application : Low , Low/Mid , High/Mid and High frequencies respectively utilizing both channels on the crossover . Hope this helps.
@@AVMEVideos yes it does thank you
This is really good Sir ,highly informative .Thanks
Cheers , thanks.
I just want to asked one question. What if i set 3 power amplifier for reinforcing each frequensi. Which is 1st amplifer for driving high frequensi. 2nd amp for low and 3rd amp for sub. I mean 1 amp is handling L n R out put from crossover. So high out put ( L&R) is go to input of amp 1.
Mid frequensi (L &R) connect ti input of the 2nd amp(L&R).
Then the low/ sub frequensi output from crossover (L&R) connect to input of the 3rd amp (L&R)..thank you
Hi , You have answered your own question correctly :)
Hello AVME! great Video but i need help! i have a Behringer Super x pro CX2310, my rig consists of 2 Mid+High active cabs and 1 passive sub. How do i use this crossover to send mid and high to my tops and sub seperately? i do not have seperate mid and high cabs as they are active PA Heads so i use Mid and High in the same cab! any help would be appreciated, thanks
Thanks you ur video, I have learn some technic...
Will you have a video to just connect amplifiers to speakers and mixer?
Raul Alvarado Hi Raul , its already on my channel , here is the link to the video th-cam.com/video/PEXRIowpz8A/w-d-xo.html . The signal flow for your setup is
LEFT XLR output from your mixer goes to channel 1 XLR input on your amplifier.
RIGHT XLR output from your mixer goes to channel 2 XLR input on your amplifier.
Channel 1 speakon output from your amp goes to speakon input on your LEFT speaker.
Channel 2 speakon output from your amp goes to speakon input on your RIGHT speaker.
Thank u so much!
excellent demo.very easy to learn thanks for sharing bro.
Cheers!
please demo for 2 way setup at behringer crossover cx3400
Sorry to bother with this question, do you have a video of how did you connected your poweramps, crossovers, graphic equilizers. Like what wire goes to where and all that.
Yes , browse through my earlier videos and you will find one.
Thank you very much. You did it in details.
Can i use 2 crossover and amps for multiples subwoofer
Thank you for the information!!!
Thanks for watching.
Sir how can I fix mixer with one crossover with two amplifier with one equaliser
Fantastic video.
Thanks for watching
Can you please use same setup and explain crossover functionality a little bit more for 3 way stereo, 4 way ? I mean how to set crossover freequency , low, mid, high freequencies ? Please use the same crossover on your demo(I have dbx 234xs but I am unable to use it properly as I had lack of knowledge on it, so thats why I request you use the same crossover on your demo)
.... hope you reply me soon
Hi brother, how can I setup my dbx driverack pa2, crown xls 1502 amp, allen and heath mixer to my marantz SR 6013.
read the manuals and follow my videos it will get you some where , if you need one 2 one live consultation regarding setup then email me,.
What kind of XLR's are those?
Can I use the Behringer crossover with passive speakers? I’m trying to get Highs/ Treble. I’m running my electric drums through a passive speaker. But there’s no treble. Do you have any idea of what I’m missing? I was thinking the Behringer crossover would do the trick.
with passive speakers you would need an amplifier in the audio signal chain . Instead of purchasing a crossover , just purchase a Powered guitar amplifier speaker . Something like this : amzn.to/3YLSwG2
I have 1 crossover behringer cx3400 1 amp and 1 passive speaker without interior crossover.how can i connect these speaker with active crossover because i have 4 wire. 2 for high and 2 for low.can you help me please?!
How many speakers in total you have ?
if you have only one speaker with High and Low terminals then the setup is as follow.
1: Configure the cx3400 run in stereo mode.
2: Take high output from CH1 cx3400 and connect to CH1 on your amp then output from amp to high terminals +/- on your speaker.
3: Take a low output from CH1 cx3400 and connect to CH2 on your amp then output from amp to low terminals +/- on your speaker.
If you have a 2nd speaker . You would need a 2nd amp and the connections would a little different to run highs from one amp and lows from 2nd.
Thank very much for your help.
great video. I just want to ask. if my amps have enough power. can i use 2 amps to split my highs, low mids and lows. by linking my 2 high frequency speakers and using high to channel one of my amp, linking my low mid speakers and using low mid to channel two of my amp, then connecting my low speakers to my second amp to both sides of the crossover as you demonstrated?
Yes you can , Do daisy chain your Highs to Ch1 on amp 1 then daisy chain your Mids to Ch2 on amp 1. Make sure you calculate the total Rms of your highs is less than your amp 1 RMS wattage on Ch1 and respectively for your mids for Ch2. Also by daisy chaining the resistance will be dropped so the total resistance (Ohms) of two speakers divide by 2 should be supported by your amp.
Hi, im abit new to sound system settups, thanks for this video, ive got the same crossover im trying to connect up 2 passive tops & 2 passive subs, where does the sub connection go from the crossover, and do my speakers just go into my amp thats connected to the crossover, ive just bought this system & for the speakers ive got a few splitter cables or bridged i think you call them:) and with this lot is this 3 way? sorry for my newbie ness:) Paul
PLEASE CAN YOU HELP ME HOW TO CONNECT A MINI STEREO AMPLIFIER TO A MULTIMEDIA SPEAKER
thank you so much for this video. it tells us a lot. i have behringer B 215 XL speakers which are 2 way speakers and Seismic Audio subwoofers which are low frequencies. can you please give an idea how to hook them up and how to set the crossover cx 3400. the 2 way speakers B 215 XL are they low and mid or high and low frquencies? thank you
Frequency response of B215XL is 55Hz to 20Khz so it produces all frequencies in that spectrum range so use it as high/mid speaker and use your subs to produce LF. The setup is really simple , just follow steps in this video th-cam.com/video/35ShkaBQQAI/w-d-xo.html.
I'm using QSC K12 and Ksub with a Yamaha MG166cx do i need a crossover? does it make it sound better?
+Tuan Ho , No you don't need a crossover.
thanks. good knowledge. loud and clear
Hi, I have just found your videos and I like many of them. I have a question about how to ringing out your speaker with EQ. I don't find many in TH-cam related to this. If you could help me with that could be a big help in my church, thank you.
Peradin Sinaga Thanks for liking the videos. Its called ringing out the microphones with GEQ ( graphics EQ) during sound check by eliminating the frequencies causing the feedback, It is really necessary practice during multiple microphones setup in a live event because during the Event you don't want any feedback etc. Now a days almost all digital desk comes with built in GEQ but if you are using analogue desk then you have to use external GEQ . I will make a video and upload it soon .
I have a set of pyle bluetooth speakers with built in amp I bought two more speakers for the system and hooked them up and now it cuts out when I turn it up I'm thinking the amp in the main speaker is not big enough to run the other two speakers is that what is going on with it you think or do I need to add another amp and if so can I hook one up to that system
thanks to u this video helped me a lot
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Hi. Brother. Can you do some video. How to connect drive rack PA2 to crossover?
Can I use a crossover as a replacement for a Mic interface when recording on a windows 10?
Please do how to design Auditorium PA system by using Speakers,Amp and mixer
Tech-Hub TV , Live events are not happening now a days due to Covid , the fundamentals for connections are the same . In Auditorium routing is required for different tasks for distribution of audio signals. Will make a relevant video in few months time keep an eye on the channel.
Good day. Ihow can i connect my 2 instrumental speakers, 1 nidrange and 1 tweeter to my 3 way crossover network, al rater 4 ohms ny amp rated 8 ohms ( i dont know if that is 8 per chane it only says in the mabuakl) thanks for your help.
Hello friend,,,I ask you my amp is av325 and my sub a 300w 15'' this is okay or no,,,
Mutthu Mutthu do your own research, don't be lazy
How can i set up my stage monitoring speaker?? Brthr
Good video, so I assume I can only adjust my subwoofer volume through the amplifier?
No if you have three amps you can adjust volume of subs , mids and highs.
AVME Videos OK I have 2 full range 3way tops in one amp and 2 subs in the 2nd amp. I was hoping to get individual level control of each on the mixer... I guess I'll need to individually control volume only though the amps themselves not the faders on mixer
Basically both , that is called gain structure . You don't want low , mid , high frequencies to be distorted or clipping. For the sake of the explanation let's say you have just one input of music play back output to main L/R bus via one fader. Put the fader to 0dB , Main L/R to 0dB , crossover to 0dB , output on your amps to 0dB. Now start adjusting the input gain of music playback channel till you see 0dB on the input Signal meter. Now you can control the signal going to the L/R bus via channel Fader ( how much you would like to send).
If you have multiple inputs , outputs , crossovers and amps then the same formula applies , the amount of signal you want to output to different Mixes. Best way is to practice this during your setup to achieve the optimum sound. Notching a dB here or there on different devices would get you the desired sound.
Hi, so you use the full range eV top speaker for mids only, and the Boston for highs? Is that because the Boston sounds better than the eV horn? thanks, Tony
Tony , that was just for demonstration. EV sounds way better than Boston. I didn't have more speakers that's why I used Boston.
+AVME Videos (audiovideome) Thanks for your reply. I have used separate highs before in smaller venues as they gave a more hifi, cleaner sound. Very nice videos btw, keep em coming 😁
+AVME Videos (audiovideome) and yes in this demo EVs were used as mids & Bostons as high.
Crossover CX 2310 already having Subwoofer Out at d back with Mono/Stereo press btn.can I use daisy chain accordingly .?
dude , stereo should be selected on crossover. Daisy chain is done on the back panel of sub woofer. you should see two speakon connectors !
Press the stereo 2 way mode button on the back. lowsum unchecked. xover freq unchecked.Then follow what I told you earlier .
sir may I request you to please have also a demo on how to connect or setup the behringer super x pro cx2310. thank you
Dear , How you would like to setup your crossover ? in stereo or 3 way mono mode , I don't have x pro cx2310 to hand for practical demonstration but if you tell me about all the devices in your setup and what its for then I can write a signal design for you for your setup.
AVME Videos i want to connect my cx2310 xover to stereo. i have 2 active speakers for mid-hi section and crell ca20 for low frequency, 1 unit 231eq and 12ch behringer mixer. i have watched your video but your xover looks a little bit different at back panel. maybe you can give me a diagram on how to connect it and i will try it my self. also please give me the instructions on the gain settings and buttons to turn on at stereo mode...thank you and hope you may help me do the job....God blessed you....
Okay follow the below signal flow.
1: L out of Behringer Mixer to CH1 input on 231 EQ.
2: R out of Behringer Mixer to CH2 input on 231 EQ.
3: CH1 out of 231 EQ to CH1 inout on cx2310.
4: CH2 out of 231 EQ to CH2 input on cx2310.
5: on the back of cx2310 there is a mode button make sure it's pressed and in stereo mode & make sure crossover frequency tab x1 is selected ( not pressed position)
6: cx2310 CH1 high output to L active high-mid speaker.
7: cx2310 CH2 high output to R active high-mid speaker.
8: cx2310 CH1 low output to L CH1 crell ca20 amp to bass bins .
9: cx2310 CH2 low output to R CH2 crell ca20 amp to bass bins .
10: On front of cx2310 select crossover point in range of 70 to 100hz , don't go above it as you would get lyrics from bass bins.
thank you very much brother for the info ...i'll try it .... but i am very sorry for a very long delay on my reply coz i've been from a long vacation....thank you any way...
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Thanks! Thanks Thanks! Congladuation
What was that song you used in testing...... I love that.
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Thanks anyway...... Good Video Tho !
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Good video Bru!!!
Thanks brother i got more knowledge from yours VEDIO. Thanks again thanks.
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Kapila Ranjith please can any one let me know that what is the purpose of cross over please bcz am new to this subject
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Look for L-ACOUSTICS or d&b audiotechnik products , good luck.
the 1st part-3 way mono... does that not make the subs stereo since they are connected to output one and two of the amp for subs?
craig christison Yes Craig the signal flow for subs from active crossover outputs CH1& CH2 is stereo but the setup also falls in 3 way Mono region as there is no tweeter & mid speaker connected to channel 2 on the active crossover . With a tweeter and mid range speaker connected to channel 2 on active crossover then this setup is 3 way stereo and can also be called TRI-amping stereo mode.
Ideally for better understanding of 3 way mono concept to the viewers i should have connected the 2nd sub to output speakon on 1st sub .But keep in mind that would have dropped the input impedance of the subs and increases the RMS Wattage in total for two subs . So the viewers who want to do the 3 way mono with 2 subs by using this signal flow method then please make sure to calculate the impedance and RMS wattage of the subs & then make sure the amplifier to be used supports the required impedance and wattage .
Thanks for raising a Valid and genuine point.
Thanks that makes a lot sense. Im glad i asked :)
Hi. Is it ok to plug xlr and mono at the same channel?
avme i have 1 question how many watts your crown amplifier and and your boston speaker watts.please answer me thank you
This video was made long time ago , i don't have the kit with me now so can't tell you the exact figures but they were properly calculated & setup according to the crown amp specs.
i mean what the watts your crown amplifier .you using small boston speaker .by the way thanks to your answer...and nice tutorial
can't remember but close guess is between 150-200 RMS watts @4ohms per channel.
thank you very much man.you are a good, i watch youre all video. .all video is nice keep it work..
Cheers!
Wow..very helpful.. Thanks
Do i still need to adjust tone control of integrated amp when using crossover?
First tell me what kind of integrated amp you are refereeing to and what your audio rack setup consists of ?
Thank you, it was good, do more video for beginners.
so how can you do 3 way mono with one sub and one two way speaker?
only if the speakers is bi-amp ready.
is there a way to bi amp a two way speaker because my dad has a 3 way mono setup with one sub and a two way speaker. ev gladiator is not bi amp ready either.
AVME Videos Hi slightly going off this particular topic, I have a pair of Peavey Pro 15" running on American Audio VLP 1500 but I'm lacking lows because those speakers because the frequency response is from 50Hz not quite deep enough AS I LIKE ALOT OF REGGAE. I'm looking at a sub that drops to 35 or 40Hz is perfect but how can I bypass using an external crossover, and what amps would you recommend
Can you use one cross over for two amplifiers
@@danielodey8813 , Simple answer is yes , depends what you want to achieve .
Good video I have just bought this x over and going to run it 3 way stereo. I have 18 bins for low and for mid Martin bins with 2 10inch drivers. Then for tips ev also am adding logic 12s to the top in bigger place am worried about the bass lows cancelling the mids. Is there a delay on the x over so they since cancel each other out . It will be playing dance music so need a lot of mid kick . What best seetings for this on the cx3400 pro. So the mid and bass don't cancel each other out. Thanks ps when I get it more money will get a dbx drive rack.
There is time delay for phase alignment between drivers in CX3400. Best settings depends on the frequency response of your main bass bins , mids and tops. Setup as shown in the video and play dance music then start benching in the crossover points and delay times to see at what point you get the best dance music output with your setup. The settings shown in the video are guidelines or starting point.
thanks for the reply so if they do cancel just adjust the Daley times a bit? and also x over points for best sound what points would you cross over at between the mid and tops ? also would you bye a graphic eg? cos will be running the decks through my Angelou sound desk.
xover starting point between Bass bins and Mids should be 50Hz to 80Hz ( sweet point is 70Hz to 80Hz) , lower than 50Hz is felt rather than heard and not many bass bins have frequency response lower than 50Hz. X over between mids and tops ( proper standalone tweeters ) should be 4kHz to 6kHz. Playback the music and start tweaking as you would listen to music in a club , concert , add delay to tune if required. GEQ wouldn't harm and tweaking the signal via it can give more clarity to your output but bare in mind the bandwidth is 1/3 of the octave so tweaking one frequency will have effect on neighboring frequencies .Best is to put this in practical and start tweaking you gear at different settings till you find the sweet spot of all settings. Best tool during tweaking process should be your ears not the gear.
yeah i understand and think my 18s can go down to 30hz so i try them at that also i got the amp se on 30hz for the bass bins ...and for the mids kick i do what you side 70hx or 80 what ever sounds better my cick is martine ccs300 with 2 x 10s in each cab. 400rms ported so should sound good as mids ??
Great video
Thanks!
If my mixer is digital and my speakers and sub is active. All I need is a crossover to get great sound, yes?
+Mac Joseph , Yes and no. Depending on what exactly is the application sound reproduction or reinforcement is used for. Active speakers and subs have built in active crossover and if configured properly you get good sound. What is the make/model numbers of your mixer , active speakers and ?
Thank you!
you do not necessarily need an extra crosover filter, your speakers have the built-in filter. set up your system and play a song you know , let equlaizer be neutral on the mixer , adjust now filtered and the volume of the loudspeaker and subwofferen for the beste sound and now you're ready to turn up the volume on the mixer and adjust equlaizer. :)
+jacobhn2 ,For pro audio to distribute the signal properly to the relevant drivers you would need a active crossover. EQ processes the overall signal by adding cut or boost to selected frequencies. Active crossovers are used to set up a crossover frequency point where the frequencies are then forwarded to the destined low/mid/high drivers. The built in passive crossovers inside most speakers do a good job but you cant select a crossover point as it is pre configured .The built in active crossovers in most active speakers is limited to 80 , 100 and 120Hz so again depending on the application there would be need for external active crossover.
You're right. I was wondering if digital filters have phase shift as pasive filters at the crossover frequency or some like that.
Hi brother I’m new to this. Can I use set up with active subs and active speakers?
+Peter Charles , yes you can , usually active spkrs/subs comes with builtin crossover which can do 80hz or 100hz
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I have passive loudspeakers and active subs can I set it up
yes you can , what is the exact equipment you have then i'll tell the signal flow.
Thanks for your feedback, so I have 2JBL 815 passive loudspeakers., a behringer B1800D - PRO active sub and a mixer behringer analog mixing console... Do I need an amplifier and how do I set it up sir thanks
how do you hook up a 2310 behringer crossover in mono?
Hi ,
1: Press Mono Mode on the back of the Cx2310.
2: Follow the top markings as used/not used ports.
3: Master output( or in other words certain aux/mix etc ) from the audio mixer into input on CH1 on CX2310.
4: High output from cx 2310 CH2 side to 1st amp CH1 input driving Tweeters ( two can be daisy chained , taking in account the amp supports the dropped resistance )
5: Mid output from cx 2310 CH2 side to 1st amp CH2 input driving Mid range speakers ( two can be daisy chained , taking in account the amp supports the dropped resistance )
6: Low output from CH1 to 2nd amp CH1 input driving bass bins . ( two can be daisy chained , taking in account the amp supports the dropped resistance ).
Good Luck!
How to set up for monitor in that same setup for stage
can you provide with the gear ( wedges and crossover , mixer etc ) you are planning to hire or have , we would layout the signal flow.
I will tell you the gear, amps, speaker that i will set up kind sir.
Hey, thank you so much
thanks for watching.
hello sir can you demo set up!!2amplifiers in 4subs..plus one amplifier in high frequency Ang meedrange
if I come across such setup then will do , do you want to configure this ? If yes send me the list of your equipment.
i enjoy ur lecture
What song are you using from your iPod?
sorry can't remember.
That's ok.
Ami Ngoyi unfortunately not. It's difficult to search for as there are no lyrics.
It sounds a bit like House or Trance, maybe European house, but I'm really not sure...
Ok. Hope you find something
Which is better for a crossover setup a 2 way or 3 way?
it’s not about one better than the other , the key factors depends on your audio setup , design & output requirements . There are crossovers that supports both 2 way stereo & 3 way mono setups .
@@AVMEVideos , there are crossovers that can do 2 way stereo and 3 way stereo plus 4 way mono.
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