Crossover Components
ClarityCap CSA | 8.20 µF | 3% | 250 V
ClarityCap CSA | 9.10 µF | 3% | 250 V
Audio Note CAP-100-STDR-470U-100V | 470 µF | 20% | 100 V
Jantzen Audio 002-0006 | 0.27 Ω | 5 W | 1% | Superes Resistor
Jantzen Audio 002-0001 | 0.10 Ω | 5 W | 1% | Superes Resistor
Intertechnik LU62/010/200 | 0.1 mH | 0.05 Ω | 3% | 12 AWG
Electrolytic Polarized Multi-Section Can Cap | 50uf + 50uf | 500V
Mundorf MLGO450-47 | 47 µF | 20% | 450 V | MLytic HV Power Capacitor
Dayton Audio CF16-27 | 0.27 mH | 0.16 Ω | 3% | 16 AWG | Foil Coil
Mundorf ME-8.20T3.450 | 8.20 µF | 3% | 450 V | MCap EVO Capacitor
Jantzen Audio 000-0862 | 0.38 mH | 0.11 Ω | 3% | 13 AWG | Air-core Coil
Audio Note CAP-100-R-5U-500V | 5.0 µF | 20% | 500 V
Audio Note CAP-4910 | 0.001 µF | 10% | 630 V
Audio Note CAP-4920 | 0.0015 µF | 10% | 630 V
ClarityCap CSA | 2.20 µF | 3% | 250 V
Audio Note CAP-4930 | 0.0022 µF | 10% | 630 V
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A passive crossover decides which driver gets which part of the spectrum, and where and how steeply the bands hand over to each other. At least half of a well-designed speaker's sound is shaped here, not in the drivers themselves.
This section holds everything a crossover is built from: inductors, capacitors, resistors, circuit boards, driver protectors and ready-assembled networks. When refurbishing, start with aged electrolytic capacitors; for a new design, start by measuring the values precisely.























