Can you change xover frequency on vintage jbl xovers?
Can you change xover frequency on vintage jbl xovers?
Need more melody to know what you are asking ...Originally Posted by midlife
Which crossovers?
The passives built into the speakers - well, if you solder new components in, yes, they can be changed ...
The actives, well JBL/UREI active crossovers are adjustable ...
see M552/M553
http://www.jblpro.com/pages/electronics/mseries.htm
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I assume the question regards the 5234/5 crossovers. Yes, but it takes finding or building new cards of the appropriate frequency. The loads are detailed in the manuals at JBL Pro.
I would like to move up a N40 xover from 1800hz to 2200hz
No.
You're talking about a whole new crossover.
Get a digital crossover Behringer DCX2496 where you can select the crossover of your choice till your blue in the face with it.
Another stage, add in all that lovely noise ...Get a digital crossover Behringer DCX2496 where you can select the crossover of your choice till your blue in the face with it.
(don't think he wants any active xover in the mix)
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7: TIVO, Oppo BDP103D, B&K, 2pr UREI 809A, TF600, JBL B460
As long as your unit isn't riveted shut (or if it is, you'll have to open it)
It wouldn't be that hard at all.
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