Dj 3 way crossover freq set points

[hans1]

can someone assist me in hi, mid and low frequency set points for 3 way cross

[ruffneck_12]

depends on your speakers/enclosures meng

wa u have?

[nervewrecker]

can someone assist me in hi, mid and low frequency set points for 3 way cross

What assistance you need?
The xover points are set / fixed, what assistance you need again?
It's seems you asking about a 3way passive network but how you expect us to know which one if you don't post the name, model etc?

And being disrespectful when you ain't get a sensible answer with your stupid question

[matthewmazda]

can someone assist me in hi, mid and low frequency set points for 3 way cross

What assistance you need?
The xover points are set / fixed, what assistance you need again?
It's seems you asking about a 3way passive network but how you expect us to know which one if you don't post the name, model etc?

And being disrespectful when you ain't get a sensible answer with your stupid question

Exactly, is he who ask the stupid question, like he expect
people to guess what he have

[Firewall]

Shame on you all for not giving a straight answer.........

The answer, since its a 3 way cross, is obviously the third differential of the response curve of the each speaker (sub, midbass, mid, highs) solved within the limits of the respective crossover slopes.

Duh

[ruffneck_12]

I wasn't disrespecting you hoss lol wtf, calm down
every speaker/enclosure combination requires different crossover points to get a flat response
what speakers do you have, and what is the specs of the box

(but now you are less likely to get honest answers
good luck )

[kurpal_v2]

Just tunup the knob till it song bess

[southside connections]

if's it a passive crossover, you will have physically set slopes and network points that were optimized for whatever they have been designed for

What you can do, is a bit of research, find out what type of network it is, and then rework some maths to figure out the what/how and why's

[DJ]

I like Firewall and Kurpal answers. An I is ah DEE-JAY eh.

[exia_sir]

low/mid crossover - about 200hz
mid/high crossover - about 3khz

[Kasey]

I like Firewall and Kurpal answers. An I is ah DEE-JAY eh.

X 2

de make the most sense. It go song rel bess.

[exia_sir]

Shame on you all for not giving a straight answer.........

The answer, since its a 3 way cross, is obviously the third differential of the response curve of the each speaker (sub, midbass, mid, highs) solved within the limits of the respective crossover slopes.

Duh

3way = low, mid and high... unless you was trollin?