DS18 XM5 5-Way Active Crossover

When your sound system has multiple amps, tuning can get tricky. To get your tuning right we always recommend using an adjustable crossover so your crossover points can be precise and your equipment will sound great while also lasting the test of time. The XM5 features 5 inputs and 5 outputs that are all completely adjustable. This crossover has high volt RCA levels so you are able to get the most out of your amps all while getting no distortion resulting in long life and great sound.
Highlights
Very high quality construction including tiffany RCA jacks so you get great looks with great sound and level control.
High voltage RCA outputs up to 8v so your signal can reach your amps with no distortion with tuning.
Control multiple amps crossover point ls precisely with low, low-mid, mid, mile-high, and high pass settings so each of your speakers can be set properly within their frequency range for the best show quality sound.
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SPECS:
LOW WAY (mono)
Cutoff Frequency (LPF): Variable 40-250 Hz (-25dB/Octave)
Boost Frequency: Variable 25-100Hz
Bass Boost: Variable0-18 dB
LOW_MID Way (Stereo)
Minimum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 25-140Hz (-12dB/Octave)
Maximum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 200-2KHz (-12dB/Octave)
MID WAY (STEREO)
Minimum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 160-2KHz (-12dB/Octave)
Maximum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 800-10KHz(-12dB/Octave)
MID_HIGH WAY (STEREO)
Minimum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 200-5KHz(-12dB/Octave)
Maximum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 1.2-12KHz(-12dB/Octave)
HIGH WAY (STEREO)
Minimum Cutoff Frequency : Variable 550-13.7KHz(-12dB/Octave)
Maximum Cutoff Frequency: Variable 1.5-15KHz(-12dB/Octave)

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You failed to mention the most important features of this unit: the type of x-over it is. (Lwitz-Ri)and the fact that is has a line driver to boost the RCA signal to 9v RMS. These are the only reasons why you’d want to use this over say a DSP, that usually already has everything you mentioned in the video built into it… a typical DSP is not going to be able to provide a clean and clear boosted signal to the amps like this will. Obviously a x-over and a DSP do different things, but If i had to choose one, this would come first for a multi amp system…. But since you dont mention any of this stuff, nobody is going to bother even checking it out.