You could probably go as low as 2khz, 2nd order electrical which I believe will give you a 4th order acoustic rolloff.
Lowest Crossover point for MaxFi tweet
hey guys,
i have a pair of maxFi neo30's' that i am not using in my car anymore. i want to make a set of computer speakers. I'm thinking about using dayton RS drivers, but i need to be able to cross the tweet over low. So how low do you think it is safe to xover the MaxFi tweet?
In my car I had them at like 2.5khz 12db for a while, so i figure they should work pretty well in a nearfiled crossed pretty low.
i have a pair of maxFi neo30's' that i am not using in my car anymore. i want to make a set of computer speakers. I'm thinking about using dayton RS drivers, but i need to be able to cross the tweet over low. So how low do you think it is safe to xover the MaxFi tweet?
In my car I had them at like 2.5khz 12db for a while, so i figure they should work pretty well in a nearfiled crossed pretty low.
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awsome, that is perfect to mate with the Daytons.
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