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In Reply to: Crossover suggestions for vintage 3 way magnavox posted by sanman on February 7, 2025 at 19:18:25:
You'd need a CD or something with test tones along with a db meter. Just guessing, the 15" likely would be crossed around 800-1200hz. You could just add a capacitor to set the crossover for the 12" (800-1,200hz) and try it with the 15" without any crossover and leave the horn unused.
To blend in the mids, you'll need a coil to set the 15" in that 800-1200 range to just do the bass.
Where the treble dies off, that's where you bring in the horn. Again, where does the treble fall off. Likely in the 8-10Khz range and try a few capacitors for the tweeter.
Basically, it just needs a coil and two capacitors for a simple 1st order crossover.
-Rod
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