chrispk
HEya,
Am looking at getting a crossover for my setup. have found these two just wondering if anybody has used them and what they think of them.
Citronic AX3 - 2/3 Way Crossover
Behringer CX2310 Super X Pro 2/3 Way Crossover
Both are 2 Way Stereo/ 3 Way mono.
Chris
Am looking at getting a crossover for my setup. have found these two just wondering if anybody has used them and what they think of them.
Citronic AX3 - 2/3 Way Crossover
Behringer CX2310 Super X Pro 2/3 Way Crossover
Both are 2 Way Stereo/ 3 Way mono.
Chris
Posted Mon 23 Mar 09 @ 1:33 pm
Dazmax
Hi Cris
Unfortunately I can't recommend Citronic to anyone now. Once a high quality British brand known for its solid build. The quality of Citronic products took a nose dive when they were bought out by Skytronic a year or so ago and can now be placed firmly in the cheap tat bin allong with the "Disco Box Skytec" speakers they sell.
The Behringer is a cheepn'cheerfull unit that is flexible and a good starting point. If you can scrape up a bit more cash check out the
DBX 223 or the ART 311.
good luck
Daz
Unfortunately I can't recommend Citronic to anyone now. Once a high quality British brand known for its solid build. The quality of Citronic products took a nose dive when they were bought out by Skytronic a year or so ago and can now be placed firmly in the cheap tat bin allong with the "Disco Box Skytec" speakers they sell.
The Behringer is a cheepn'cheerfull unit that is flexible and a good starting point. If you can scrape up a bit more cash check out the
DBX 223 or the ART 311.
good luck
Daz
Posted Mon 23 Mar 09 @ 3:28 pm
Diamond G
Hey there;
I've been using the Rane MX 22 2-Way X-Over for the last 10 years with outstanding performance.
It was supposed to be an entry level X-Over because of its TOTAL simplicity. Its so simple you basically can't set this baby wrong.
I believe it is now discontinued, but if you can find one off e-bay it would be worth it (in my opinion).
Here is the PDF Manual:
http://www.rane.com/pdf/old/mx22man.pdf
PS: Tried 3-way X-over set-up for about a year and found it to NOT be worth it (at least for mobile gigs).
I've been using the Rane MX 22 2-Way X-Over for the last 10 years with outstanding performance.
It was supposed to be an entry level X-Over because of its TOTAL simplicity. Its so simple you basically can't set this baby wrong.
I believe it is now discontinued, but if you can find one off e-bay it would be worth it (in my opinion).
Here is the PDF Manual:
http://www.rane.com/pdf/old/mx22man.pdf
PS: Tried 3-way X-over set-up for about a year and found it to NOT be worth it (at least for mobile gigs).
Posted Mon 23 Mar 09 @ 5:46 pm
DJ Marcel_1
Take a good look at amps themselves.
Lots of amplifier companies are building them with crossovers already built in. If you are only playing music (dj"ing) then you would not even need a crossover as the amp can be placed in BI-AMP mode with the flick of a switch on the back of the amp.
Lots of amplifier companies are building them with crossovers already built in. If you are only playing music (dj"ing) then you would not even need a crossover as the amp can be placed in BI-AMP mode with the flick of a switch on the back of the amp.
Posted Mon 23 Mar 09 @ 7:47 pm