Review on Audiopipe Way Crossover Input Output by Maria Aguillon

it works well - good product My complaint - it's undocumented, it's how the subwoofer/midbass works with the front/rear EQ works (only problem in 4ch mode - 6ch mode no problem, subwoofer is affected by input EQ (front channel controls subwoofer) and (rear channel controls mid-bass) as it does - great for 12dB but tuning requires a tool or a good ear (I've added markings for 80Hz and others on mine - I think I should put this on anyone intending to tune just the midpoint (250Hz/1kHz) too mark - they all seem to have the same position, so a link to 2 "Hi/Low" buttons is eliminated (I need an instrument) I can't hear the noise - even cancels the noise from a ground loop problem, the I have. I use the lowest input voltage of the amp for the main amplification (6V-). In the settings I set the maximum RMS (middle/treble) to 50% volume and the maximum RMS subwoofer to 100% to get a good sound with the built-in volume controls <you'll see what I mean> I would get that via DSP : NO! Would I get this if I didn't have money for DSP: YES you can buy 2 of these for less than 1 DSP (2021): YES, they are more retro than DSP and will they work after the bomb: I give it 50/50 , will it probably still work if it's not in sight? They run on a 12 volt (2A) power converter: YES, it works sir.