Both the 10B-SUB and 10B-STD crossovers include a mode called Mono Low Pass (see below) which replaces the Two Way Mono (Linkwitz-Riley) mode in older model 10B’s. The Two Way Mono mode (see below) is retained in the 10B-LR allowing for very steep (non Linkwitz-Riley) 8th order filters. MONO LOW PASS mode (10B-SUB and 10B-STD only): The 10B-STD and 10B-SUB crossovers generate a summed low pass output signal by first summing or adding together the left channel and right channel input signals to f

Ra,Rb R1 R2 FREQ. Ra,Rb R1 R2 10253 Hz 499R 2K320 4K640 10012 Hz 511R 2K370 4K750 9782 Hz 523R 2K430 4K870 9545 Hz 536R 2K490 4K990 9319 Hz 549R 2K550 5K110 9104 Hz 562R 2K610 5K230 8882 Hz 576R 2K670 5K360 8672 Hz 590R 2K740 5K490 8471 Hz 604R 2K800 5K620 8265 Hz 619R 2K870 5K760 8070 Hz 634R 2K940 5K900 7883 Hz 649R 3K010 6K040 7694 Hz 665R 3K090 6K190 7513 Hz 681R 3K160 6K340 7330 Hz 698R 3K240 6K490 7156 Hz 715R 3K320 6K650 6989 Hz 732R 3K400 6K810 6822 Hz 750R 3K480 6K980 6662 Hz 768R 3K570

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