Designing passive crossover network for your speaker system is easy, just like what shown in our previous crossover design article, but now we can design many types of crossover even easier using online crossover design tool. The crossover schematic diagram here is an example with a case of 10 kHz high corner frequency, 1250 Hz low corner frequency, 8 ohm woover, 8 ohm mid, and 8 ohm tweeter.
For different design parameters of this 1st order crossover network circuit (6dB/octave roll-off frequency response), you can go to the online crossover design calculator here. [Source: diyaudioandvideo.com]
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