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πŸ”Š PAC BB-1PR: High-Quality Bass Blocker/Passive Crossover Pair for Enhanced Audio Performance Review

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Description of πŸ”Š PAC BB-1PR: High-Quality Bass Blocker/Passive Crossover Pair for Enhanced Audio Performance

Easily handles power of up to 50 watts. Blue color coded leads for easy identification. Encased in heat shrink tubing with wire leads for easy installation. Pair of bass blockers. Used for removing bass from speakers to prevent damage. Frequencies blocked: 4 ohms: 0-300 Hz / 8 ohms: 0-150 Hz. Filters out unwanted frequencies sent to the speakers. Passive crossover designed for 6" x 9" speakers.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

There is not much to say. It does what it's supposed to do without overheating.

Not much to say about these capacitors. They do pretty much what you would expect proper bipolar capacitors to do. The packaging is a bit redundant (which presumably makes it difficult to place inside) but overall I don't think that's really a problem. The capacitors seemed pretty close to their rating (for the record, that's 133uF - I forgot the exact value they calculated as capacitors tend to come in some very specific sets), but then I just could check what I obviously had on hand, and…

Pros
  • Excellent overall performance
Cons
  • Doubtful

Revainrating 5 out of 5

bass blocker! to install speakers

I just replaced all the factory speakers in my car and wasn't happy with the sound. Did a little research and found that the OEM speakers already have a filter. Bought a couple of these for my speakers. Quick 5 minute setup and man. What a huge difference!

Pros
  • Pleasant
Cons
  • Something different

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Mandatory for 3.5 " speakers in 5th gen Rav 4

Well, my 3.5" JBL 3020 speakers gasped at heavy base music. So here we are, my previous 3.5 inch Kicker DS speakers. I got this and put it into my current JBL setup and it no longer crackles but I still have bass. The cracking problem has been fixed. For the speakers I have a Factor radio and for the bass there is a 12" subwoofer with lc2 audio control and a 400 watt amplifier.

Pros
  • Inspires confidence
Cons
  • I vaguely remember

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works well but remember you are only buying one capacitor

These bass blockers are great for any small speaker. The bass blocker is a simple condenser. That's 133uF, which cuts off low frequencies of 300Hz and below. Any bipolar 50v 133uF will do. I installed them on my 3.5 inch speakers and now I can crank the volume up without distortion. I recommend 300Hz or 600Hz for aftermarket 3.5" or 4" speakers.

Pros
  • Car AV Installation
Cons
  • Some small things

Revainrating 5 out of 5

There is not much to say. It does what it's supposed to do without overheating.

Not much to say about these capacitors. They do pretty much what you would expect proper bipolar capacitors to do. The packaging is a bit superfluous (which could presumably make it difficult to place inside) but overall I don't think that's really a problem. The capacitors seemed pretty close to their rating (for the record, that's 133uF - I forgot the exact value they calculated as capacitors tend to come in some very specific sets), but then I just could check what I obviously had on hand…

Pros
  • Automotive and automotive electronics
Cons
  • Cable is shorter than others