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    hi guys just a quick one, instead of using an active crossover for my bass bins and tops- could i use a 2 way into 4 way splitter from my mixer to 2 seperate amps as my bass bins have built in crossovers?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by wingnut9811 View Post
    hi guys just a quick one, instead of using an active crossover for my bass bins and tops- could i use a 2 way into 4 way splitter from my mixer to 2 seperate amps as my bass bins have built in crossovers?????
    I'm not sure I understand the question, but it is possible to run without a crossover thus. Feed the tops full range, from one output/amp, and feed the subs from another output/amp. The crossover in the subs will remove the HF from them, but it's not an efficient use of kit, since an active crossover will always waste less power than a passive one.

    It's feasible, but not a method I'd recommend, unless I was forced to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excalibur View Post
    I'm not sure I understand the question, but it is possible to run without a crossover thus. Feed the tops full range, from one output/amp, and feed the subs from another output/amp. The crossover in the subs will remove the HF from them, but it's not an efficient use of kit, since an active crossover will always waste less power than a passive one.

    It's feasible, but not a method I'd recommend, unless I was forced to.
    indeed

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