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I'm gonna hit up Mr. Meade and see what he says....I have a DD-1 and gonna get the CC-1 here soon so hopefully with that combo I can knock it out.

I just picked up an electronic xover and each of the 3 outputs have a "level" setting which I assume is like an amps "gain" control....How do I set that correctly? The manual does not specify how to do it.

God forbid somebody want to learn/experiment....if things weren't for us if we had to ask about them, nothing would be for anyone.OP: You can look into the Memphis 16-X03, it's a 3way electronic xover that will allow you to bandpass your mids and you'll be active like you want.

Ended up buying the xover listed above, problem solved

Tweets will be cut at 3k too. My amps xover is 30Hz - 500Hz...no multiplier switch . I think i'm just gonna bite the bullet and buy a 3 way xover than can bandpass the midrange, strongly considering this onehttp://www.woofersetc.com/p-3434-16-xo3-memphis-3-way-electronic-crossover.aspx

Maybe i'm just not understanding how this thing works. The xover i'm looking at is a Coustic XM3-e, it has front/rear/sub....front would be for my highs, set to 3k....rear would be for my mids, set to 80Hz and my sub would be low passed at 80. So my concern is that there is no cutout point at the top end of the midrange spectrum, causing the mid and tweeter to have some overlap.....or would the midrange automatically roll off at 3k since that's what my fronts were set to?

Considering buying an electronic xover and I've found a nice old school piece that will allow me to set highs/mids/subs but doesn't allow bandpassing the mid. Is that that big of a deal? If so, should I get these to cut it off on the high end? http://www.ebay.com/itm/2FMOD-3500Hz-High-Pass-Tweeter-Electronic-Crossover-USA-/370525230698?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item564506566a#ht_2009wt_1396

Sorry bro, I have no way to ship the box......I also sold the 2512 and just picked up a 3512 yesterday so i'm gonna be using the box for a while. But if you ever have any plans on coming up this way hit me up and I might be willing to part with it....perfect excuse to build a new box with the 6" aero port I have sitting in my closet

1. Product: Digital Designs 2512 D2 2. Specs: 750rms Dual 2 ohm vc Box: 2.25cu.ft. tuned to 34Hz, 3/4" MDF, full roundovers and double baffle, flush mounted 3. Description/Condition: Only used for a month, near mint condition 4. Price: : $200 $250 w/box (local only) I'm in Sacramento...buyer to cover actual shipping costs, lower 48 only. No trades...Price is negotiable, reasonable offers will be considered. 5. Pictures:

Amen!

Those numbers aren't looking good cause of the port from all I've heard you should have at least the diameter of the port between the end of the port and the nearest adjacent wall so unless you plan on adding a 90* bend in there, that won't work cause your box is only 34" wide. So your port can only extend 26" into the box, meaning the other 6" would have to be external, or you'd have to add a bend in there with the extra length added to it.

Wow, looks like a beast! But the price point.....$10 less than an SA-12, really?

I'm kicking myself in the cheeks right now for missing those sick deals....bet I won't miss another!

Then he better get his sh*t right cause last time I checked, this thread is 5-6 pages long and I have 4 posts in it, and only once was my assertion or insinuation incorrect. Come again

I'm here in Sac and i'm running Sundown....I have a pair of SA-12's on a SAZ-1500D @ 1ohm, box is 3cu.ft. tuned to 33Hz