qtx | 2-Way Crossover | 12dB, 4/8 Ohm, 200W, 3kHz

I built some boxes and loaded in the crossovers and the drive units. And added black carpet covering. Looked terrible once i put them up..lol so i broke them apart and had a rethink as these are for Dolby Atmos speakers. The Crossovers work fine as expected.

Once you get iver the fact the finishing isng great, these are potentially very good crossovers.A few issues were resolved with 10 minutes of soldering. Firstly, the ceramic resistors are HEAVY, and fragile, this means they can easily under their own weight fall to pieces if subhected to a relatively low force inpact, for this reason I wouod suggest doing what i did, which is to remove them, clean the pcb and then glue them back down using hot glue, then resoulder them. This removed the risk of vibrations and shocks damaging them over time.Secondly, one of the coils is attached with a cable tie, again i removed it, cleaned the pcb and then used hot glue to fix it in position, again removing the risk of vibrations causing damage over time.This is odd, as one of the coils is actually already glued down, so why the manuefacturing process wouldn't also glue the other coil and the resistors is a mystery.Overall the are very good, cutoff is pretty spot on at 3kh and they are actually very well made minus a few tweaks.I would certainly buy them again in the future, bearing in mind the basic mods I would have to do.

recently rebuilt a matched pair of Vintage Kef Celeste VI's that some muppet had overloaded the crossovers , these fit perfectly and are a doddle to fit with some soldering , both the tweeter and the sub are connected to the 2500k output and the speakers sound awesome much better that any modern units.

Works perfectly and is good value for money, but do note, it is a lot bigger that it looks in the picture. (about 90mm X 90mm X25mm).

The sound is good from my speakers, however I noticed that one of them needs +3db to balance with the other. Tested with other crossovers and had no issue. But since they are cheap they will be useful for different projects. So no hard feelings.

Replaced a failed crossover with a pair of these which seemed to match my requirements.The quality of both left and right speakers degraded to unusable at the first gig. It is unlikely they had more than 150-175W going through them.Tested the PA briefly before going "live" and all seemed fine.One side failed during the first set the other in the last number!Be sure that these units have enough "headroom" for your needs. They are cheap and maybe that should have made me a little cautious.

The middle coil is not glued on..!!!

Works fine easy to install