Crossover Components
Jantzen Audio 001-6180 | 220 µF | 5% | 100 V | EleCap Capacitor
Jantzen Audio 002-0793 | 7.5 Ω | 10 W | 5% | Ceramic Resistor
Audio Note RES-NM30-1W-100R | 100 Ω | 1 W | 1%
Jantzen Audio 002-0790 | 6.8 Ω | 10 W | 5% | Ceramic Resistor
Mundorf TCAP-47T5.600 | 47 µF | 5% | 600 V
Audio Note CAP-100-R-50U-350V | 50 µF | 20% | 350 V
Audio Note RES-NM30-1W-120R | 120 Ω | 1 W | 1%
Jantzen Audio 002-0787 | 6.2 Ω | 10 W | 5% | Ceramic Resistor
Audio Note RES-NM30-1W-150R | 150 Ω | 1 W | 1%
Jantzen Audio 002-0784 | 5.6 Ω | 10 W | 5% | Ceramic Resistor
Mundorf MLGO+63-15000 | 15000 µF | 20% | 63 V
Audio Note RES-NM30-1W-180R | 180 Ω | 1 W | 1%
Jantzen Audio 002-0781 | 5.1 Ω | 10 W | 5% | Ceramic Resistor
Audio Note RES-NM30-1W-270R | 270 Ω | 1 W | 1%
Audio Note CAP-3110 | 0.001 µF | 10% | 630 V
Audio Note CAP-3120 | 0.0015 µF | 10% | 630 V
Read more: Crossover Components
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.























