SPL Crossover 2-way Active Analog Crossover

Finally an analog crossover again
It is difficult to optimally integrate subwoofers. At present, there are almost only digital crossovers for this purpose. But who wants to convert back and forth? You don’t need to anymore. Our Crossover sets the crossovers a new.

Crossing over
The crossover is divided into two section: The Low section for the subwoofer (mono or stereo) and the Mid-Hi section for the top/main speakers.

The crossover frequencies for Low and Mid-Hi can be set individually from 50 Hz to 120 Hz in 6 positions.

The Low filter has a slope of 24 dB per octave. The slope of the MID-HI filter can be switched from 12 dB (Butterworth) to 24 dB (Linkwitz/Riley).

In Phase
Audio signals should come from the speakers and subwoofers in phase. The crossover offers variable phase control for this purpose.

Use the toggle switch to activate the phase control (phase 0° or phase -180°) and use the control to establish simultaneousness.

If the phase control is not required, it can be switched off and thus disappears completely from the signal path.

One or two?
If you want to connect two subwoofers (one for L and one for R), this switch should be set to stereo.

If you only use one subwoofer, switch to mono. The crossover creates a mono signal of the Low frequencies and outputs it to both Low outputs (L + R).

On or off?
If you prefer to run the top/main speakers full-range, you can switch off the MID-Hi filter.

Get rid off it
With the Low Cut filter all frequencies below 20 Hz can be filtered out with a 6dB roll-off. This way, no inaudible low frequencies get into the power amplifier, which relieves it a lot.

As long as you're having fun
The output volume of the subwoofer can be varied from -10 dB to +10 dB.

In addition to the purely corrective adjustment of the speaker system, you can add more bass into recordings that lack low end.

It’s like saying, “Happiness is when the bass kicks in.”

Good ol' times
Two mechanical VU meters visualize the input levels for the left and right audio channel.

With the VU switch you can optimize the display for different signal levels.

Sources
The Elector offers both balanced inputs with XLR sockets and standard inputs with gold-plated RCA sockets.

Low & Mid-Hi
On the output side, the power amplifiers or active loudspeakers or subwoofers are connected to the Low & Mid-Hi output sockets by means of balanced XLRs.

This means that even long cable runs to e.g. mono power amps placed next to the speaker are possible without the risk of interference.

AMP CTL
Practical are the AMP CTL sockets, to which up to four power amplifiers with 12 V trigger inputs can be connected to switch them on and off together with the crossover.

The crossover itself can also be switched on by a preamplifier like the Director Mk2 or Phonitor x.