X15 with passive xovers & dcx2496 |
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audioalliance
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Posted: 04 November 2011 at 4:38pm |
Yeah guys.. I finally did the upgraded from the berry cx3400 to dcx2496...
Thing is the modded X15's has Dayton XO2W-2K 2-Way Crossover 2,000 Hz installed in them... along with 100w adjustable L-PADS... My question is do I need to remove the l-pad and passive crossovers to use the dcx2496 on the X15's? And what about the configuration of the speakon connections? I really would like to use the dcx on the X15's I think it will be a massive improvement in sound quality and range... The new rig : Pair of Pioneers CCDJ-1000MK3 Pioneer DJM-400 Pro Dj Mixer Behringer PMP530M 5 channel mixer Behringer DCX2496 unit Pair of Modded X15 Cabs (Loaded with Selenium D220Ti & 15" Celestion NTR15-3018E) Pair of Modded Beyma SB18 cabs (Loaded with 18" Celestion FTR18-4080FD) Oh shucks I forgot to add the berry ep4000... Edited by audioalliance - 04 November 2011 at 5:56pm |
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JDCutta
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You'll need to bi - wire your x15s and remove the passive xover.
so it will go dcx - (xover signal for compression drivers) - to amp (for compression drivers) - compression drivers dcx - (xover signal for 15" in x15) - to amp (for the 15") to 15" drivers Hope that helps
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audioalliance
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Remove the passives and re-wire (bi-wire) x15's using the 2 sides (left n right) of the amp... one for the 15" and the other for comp driver...
So in essence it's a NO NO using dcx or any electronic xover into a cabinet with passive xovers... gotcha... |
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