Crossover Components
Jantzen Audio 000-1287 | 0.68 mH | 0.41 Ω | 3% | 18 AWG | Air-core Coil
FOIL0.27 | 0.27 mH | 0.12 Ω | 2% | 14 AWG | Copper Foil Inductor
Jantzen Audio 000-1285 | 0.80 mH | 0.43 Ω | 3% | 18 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-1284 | 0.85 mH | 0.44 Ω | 3% | 18 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-1060 | 1.5 mH | 1.0 Ω | 3% | 20 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-0819 | 1.75 mH | 0.97 Ω | 3% | 20 AWG | Air-core Coil
Mundorf L50-1.8 Air Core Coil, 1.8 mH | DCR 2.26 Ω | ±2%
Jantzen Audio 000-0028 | 2.2 mH | 0.385 Ω | 3% | 14 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-0032 | 2.7 mH | 0.437 Ω | 3% | 14 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-1241 | 3.9 mH | 0.66 Ω | 3% | 15 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-1494 | 3.3 mH | 0.66 Ω | 3% | 15 AWG | Air-core Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-6085 | 2.2 mH | 0.06 Ω | 5% | 14 AWG | C-Coil Toroidal Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-6260 | 5.0 mH | 0.10 Ω | 5% | 15 AWG | C-Coil Toroidal Coil
Jantzen Audio 000-6360 | 6.8 mH | 0.12 Ω | 5% | 15 AWG | C-Coil Toroidal Coil
Mundorf P50-3.3 | 3.3 mH | 1.71 Ω | 3% | 24 AWG | Iron-core Coil
Mundorf P100-0.27 | 0.27 mH | 0.13 Ω | 3% | 18 AWG | Iron-core Coil
Mundorf L100-0.39 | 0.39 mH | 0.29 Ω | 2% | 18 AWG | Air-core Coil
Intertechnik HQR32/1.5/71 | 1.5 mH | 0.69 Ω | 5% | 21 AWG
Jantzen Audio 000-7370 | 0.72 mH | 0.21 Ω | 2% | 14 AWG | Copper Foil Coil
LU32/26-AG/0.10 | 0.1 mH | 0.21 Ω | 3% | 20 AWG | True Silver Coil
Intertechnik LU32/056/071 | 0.56 mH | 0.65 Ω | 3% | 21 AWG
Mundorf L71-0.47 Air Core Coil, 0.47 mH | DCR 0.58 Ω | ±2%
Mundorf BL71-0.39 Air Core Coil, 0.39 mH | DCR 0.52 Ω | ±2%
Jantzen Audio 000-L-0012 | 0.12 mH | 0.10 Ω | 3% | 15 AWG | Litz Wax Coil
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.























