2 Way Crossover for Speaker, 250W 4-12 Ohm 2 Way High-Low Frequency Divider for Speaker, HiFi Speaker Crossover

Good product easy to mount switchable crossover point

The Trebble is much louder and clearer the, my old crossover and theres no distortion or white noise at much higher volumes unlike my old ones, also the sound is more accurate and sounds amazing on my 50" loudspeakers, However I have to turn my bass all the way up to be balanced. But now it sounds awesome, update i turned bass management on in my computer setting and it fixed my low bass problem still no distortion but they vibrate my floor now 😁

Well, it does what it says. I would have preferred a slightly different XOVER frequency. It seems well made and I used it(with an external amp, of course) as an inexpensive alternative to replacing a one-of-kind amplifier in a powered speaker.This is for a garage system so if it plays loudly and annoys my neighbors it's all good.One thing...I am not in love with the wire connection points, but that was not a deal breaker.

Terminal blocks make for an easy install. Put these in a set of Klipsch KG 4.2. The original crossovers sat flat on the inside of the speaker, these did not due to the solder points. Had to use standoffs. No big deal as I just happened to have some.

Bought a used Peavey KB5 keyboard amp on eBay and found that the choke coil on the 2-way crossover network was cooked...it was a melted mass. Peavey no longer stocks replacement crossovers for this amp. I found this one and the numbers said it should work. It works beautifully and was a pretty easy fix.

Works just fine

Good Value for low budget. Had to replace a woofer in a Rockville 12" PA speaker, bought this to replace original crossover at same time. Sounds much better