3 Way Speaker Crossover, PUV-W3 200W Passive Crossover for HiFi Home Audio 4 to 8 Ohm Bass Mediant Tweeter Bookshelf Speakers - 2Pack

These are dirt cheap and just as good as anything you’re going to find online from specialty speaker supply retailers that use overseas sourced components under other brand names. They work and sound great, and if you want to modify them with higher quality name brand parts, you can do so very easily. These revived an old pair of Yamaha floor speakers I got for free at a garage sale.

I didn't measure anything per say. Used software to cut out Mids, Highs and lows. This crossover made a huge difference in my 30 year old speakers. I only have 1 switched so that I could compare for a few days. Pretty blown away already. Clearly louder than it's counterpart. Nice separation of frequencies. Did a full sweep and nothing failed. So far, sittin pretty and happy. It works up to 200 watts. If you plan on upgrading later, consider buying a larger capacity crossover first. Otherwise, if you are replacing the same wattage, fine, Great crossover!

I’m using a car audio amplifier for some Dayton audio speakers and the crossover on the amplifier wasn’t giving enough of a full sound for me, (setting high and low pass to 90hz as recommended). These sound fantastic and make the speakers blend fantastically. I do not recommend using a subwoofer with the bass output on this crossover use the 90hz lpf instead because it does not block out the middle-low midrange on the bass output. Instead I recommend using a larger PA midbass-midrange style woofer such as a 8 inch like mine or even a 10 in a 4way set up like mine. A 6.5 would work but I’m not sure it would have as much of the lower midbass range as you larger woofers. Also it says 4-8 ohm but I have one crossover on a bridged channel to my mids and tweets to a final impedance of 2 ohms ( 4-8ohm svc speakers, +and- all wired together on each drivers), so you’ll be safe as long as you don’t drastically exceed the 200 watt rms rating. I’m going to make another speaker as shown in my picture and use it in a dj set up it gets loud and very crispy clear. I can’t record and play Bluetooth at the same time otherwise I’d record a video but I highly reccomend them for a similar to mine setup. The subwoofer is a 10 inch infinity kappa car subwoofer in a 1.5 cube 32 hz tuned birch 4 inch circle ground firing-ported box that works great in home audio or car audio applications as well.

Work well added bonus is the good price.

Old guy hearing says it definitely worked as described and sounded good to my old guy ears.

well worth the price, these brought my older bookshelf speakers back to life.

I use a 40 watt nad receiver form the 90s. I hooked up speakers that handle each around 200 watts all 8 ohm. No issues. Sounds great. No soldering required which was nice. I like good sound but did not spend much on speakers. All my speakers were under $200 altogether. I put in 8 inch woofer 4 inch mid and a 1 inch tweeter. Put all into a yamaha ns 6490. I just changed all the speakers. Hope this helps. Also bought new all copper wire for connection to receiver and inside the speaker box.

These are Very nice Crossovers. I love the Crossover points at 850 & 6000 hz. Perfect for smaller projects.