I have the exact same crossover in my home stereo. One drawback with this X-over is that the sub output is has a low pass, but the low outputs still output the sub frequencies on the low outputs (i.e. the low outputs don't have a high pass filter to filter out the subwoofer frequencies) In my system, I cross over at 120Hz, and use the high and subwoofer outputs ,and leave the low outputs unconnected. I don't have separate amplifiers for my horns. Regarding the phase invert. Some amps invert the phasing to the speakers that switch allows amps which invert the phase to be used with amps which don't invert the phase.
I'm very confused about this! What I want is a crossover that outputs stereo to our PA speakers and mono (with a volume dial) to our Sub. Seems like this unit does exactly that, however the high/low/sub crossovers are confusing... If I'd connect the high and sub channels, I'd have to set the crossover 3 times? On dials with different scales? This seems pretty silly to me. Or can I in that case leave the high/low crossover on it's lowest setting?
When only using the high and sub outputs, and the high/mid crossovers dial is at it's lowest (44), does the sub crossover now actually control the crossover between the sub and the high channels? Or do the high channels now always receive 44+ frequencies, no matter what the sub crossover is set to?
I would like to build handcrafted audio speakers. As I understand it this tool is useful for replacing the passive crossover usually found inside the speaker cabinet. Is it possible to use this tool to adjust each frequency respectively for high - medium - low? Thanks
Why is this guy setting the Crossover for the Subwoofer at 145hz (that's not sub bass frequency). I bet frequency range specifications on his active speakers let him drop down lower than that or better still set his active speakers at about 145hz. on the Behringer Cx2310 Crossover. I don't understand, is it the type of Music he's playing? then he's using low/mid and high inputs on the Crossover for his active speakers that are full range (woofer and horn/tweeter). I'm very confused by this review.
Hey dude, I can't upload the video today as I haven't even shot it yet and at this stage it actually isn't doing anything. I feel it would be unfair to review something I haven't used properly yet. It will be up at some stage but I have no clue when just yet.
came to see if someone could explain the back and why they have each output labeled differently and how you know which one is for which....got to 2:40 and realized you don't know either. ok, guess I need to find another video. lol
I have the exact same crossover in my home stereo.
One drawback with this X-over is that the sub output is has a low pass, but the low outputs still output the sub frequencies on the low outputs (i.e. the low outputs don't have a high pass filter to filter out the subwoofer frequencies) In my system, I cross over at 120Hz, and use the high and subwoofer outputs ,and leave the low outputs unconnected. I don't have separate amplifiers for my horns.
Regarding the phase invert. Some amps invert the phasing to the speakers that switch allows amps which invert the phase to be used with amps which don't invert the phase.
I'm very confused about this! What I want is a crossover that outputs stereo to our PA speakers and mono (with a volume dial) to our Sub.
Seems like this unit does exactly that, however the high/low/sub crossovers are confusing...
If I'd connect the high and sub channels, I'd have to set the crossover 3 times? On dials with different scales? This seems pretty silly to me.
Or can I in that case leave the high/low crossover on it's lowest setting?
When only using the high and sub outputs, and the high/mid crossovers dial is at it's lowest (44), does the sub crossover now actually control the crossover between the sub and the high channels? Or do the high channels now always receive 44+ frequencies, no matter what the sub crossover is set to?
STAN SB! Good music taste!
Amazing video
Thank you for sharing video sir also I buy a Behringer here in Japan☺️
I would like to build handcrafted audio speakers. As I understand it this tool is useful for replacing the passive crossover usually found inside the speaker cabinet. Is it possible to use this tool to adjust each frequency respectively for high - medium - low? Thanks
For top speaker used hight output or mid output? Im confused
is this unit suitable for a setup with two subs or only one?
Why is this guy setting the Crossover for the Subwoofer at 145hz (that's not sub bass frequency). I bet frequency range specifications on his active speakers let him drop down lower than that or better still set his active speakers at about 145hz. on the Behringer Cx2310 Crossover. I don't understand, is it the type of Music he's playing? then he's using low/mid and high inputs on the Crossover for his active speakers that are full range (woofer and horn/tweeter). I'm very confused by this review.
Mannnn, when you had only the subs playing, my whole house started rattling......lol..... How do you connect this thing though?
dude you hit 300 subscribers 😮
My phone still says 299. That's good to know!
The cross is ory or kw...?
Behringer its the stuff we all take the piss out off but we all have the disease of owning one.
can you please upload the review today. by the way love your vids keep up the good work!
Hey dude, I can't upload the video today as I haven't even shot it yet and at this stage it actually isn't doing anything. I feel it would be unfair to review something I haven't used properly yet. It will be up at some stage but I have no clue when just yet.
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came to see if someone could explain the back and why they have each output labeled differently and how you know which one is for which....got to 2:40 and realized you don't know either. ok, guess I need to find another video. lol
Did you find a clear explanation?
LMAO! I have the EXACT Same Behringer EQ -& am fixin' 2 get the EXACT Same Behringer Crossover!😏Subbed!😎
Please buy a camera stand.
this crossover is consfusing