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Crossover

What is a Crossover?

It splits frequency bands correctly to each speaker — so each speaker does its own “job” and is protected.

What is a Crossover?

A Crossover splits the signal by frequency band and sends the right part to each speaker: lows to the sub, mid–high to the top. Each speaker then runs its optimal range for clean, durable sound.

The crossover can be in the DSP (active) or in the speaker cabinet (passive). Cutting the bands correctly also protects speakers from out-of-band signals that cause damage.

Role · Split frequency bandsType · Active (DSP) · PassiveBenefit · Clean · Speaker protectionPairs · Sub + Top

Pros & cons

  • Each speaker runs its optimal band
  • Clean, coherent sound
  • Protects speakers from out-of-band signals
  • Active (DSP) is more flexible
  • Wrong cuts cause gaps/overlap
  • Passive is less flexible
  • Needs knowledge of each speaker’s characteristics

Use in a Bar / Club

Crossover on the floor

The crossover matches subs and tops to their bands, avoiding overlap. NHK Stage configures the split (usually via DSP) so the speaker system is balanced, clean and safe.

Related equipment

Need advice?

Advice & a quote for the Crossover

NHK Stage advises the right equipment, builds a 3D visualization and handles turnkey installation for your space.

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