THE PRECISION NBC215

Obviously!

They may both work, but I know what is more professional. And I've ordered a minimum quantity of 5 boards quite a few times recently for some designs. 500 MOQ is not true.

odc04r wrote: They may both work, but I know what is more professional. And I've ordered a minimum quantity of 5 boards quite a few times recently for some designs. 500 MOQ is not true.

Just let me know what you need :-)

Edited by MarjanM - 14 November 2016 at 5:01pm

nickyburnell wrote: And there is little old me thinking, "I like the wood crossovers, bespoke and hand made, not to mention not sending any more money to the Chinese than necessary".  Paint 'em with heat resistant paint tweet, that will shut them up Edit: Better make that NASA grade heat resistant paint, or that will be wrong too.

MarjanM wrote: Aman Gebru wrote: Resistors will burn though the wood and cause a fire as well. But seeing as this is a low powered HI Fi cab you will be ok. Why is that? How come none of my crossovers that are made exactly that way have now burned so far? And some of the boxes i feed with like 3500w each. If the resistors got hot, then your crossover design is wrong and it will burn trough a PCB also.

Yes your right Marjan, i road tested the wood based crossovers for little over a year before i started selling them, still havent had 1 issue yet, would regularly thrash the f**k into them aswell, im guessing a pcb would burn out quicker than wood would catch alight

tbh i prefer building them myself so i know its done properly, it cost a lil more in time but knowing its done right was important

Cheers Nicky, i love the wood look of the crossovers gives it that "authentic" look

the later series 2 were sealed with heat resistant glue that also helped incase a cable tie melted (fingers crossed hasnt happened yet)
Thanks to Andy BA for the link to the glue

will have series 2 build pics n info up later

Those are not for crossovers man. It just telling what they can do.