Phoenix Gold Phorum

The reason I ask is Im going active and need a xover I can't seem to find a mx3. I have a chance to buy 1 or 2 Blupunkt bx01e Nib for $50 each. I can't seen to find anything on line other than its a active style xover
Its 1992-1996 I think
I know someone here has seen or used them

any info you can give would be great.I just don't have the time to make the 1.5 hour drive if its something I can't use or don't want

this is all i could find
the crossover is 12db per octave on tweeter/mid and 18db for the sub

http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/cla ... sover.html

Pm thumper88 He had one for sale a couple of year ago


http://www.caraudio.com/forum/car-audio ... -more.html

just looking at it GX3
do you think it would run bandpass for the mids?
Im guessing just use the high 90 and up and low 3200 and down
now what is the real differnce in 12bd/18/24

Im using focal kxmids/tweeter fpAmps and kxsubs

please let me know

thanks again for digging the pic up
I did see the other add when I was looking

This should do what you want with your mids ( bandpass)

A 12Db will attenuate your output level by 12db per octave an 18Db will attenuate your out put by 18 and so on. the lower the cut rate 12db the more over lap you will have with your sub to mids and mid to highs. A 24db gives you more precise control over the Xover points but makes things harder to stage with mids, highs and subs. You can end up with things not blending correctly using a 24db slope it just take more time to tune the system. Thats how i understand it........ Any one else?????



"In music, an octave is the interval between one musical pitch and another with half or double its frequency. The octave relationship is a natural phenomenon which has been referred to as the "basic miracle of music," the use of which is "common in most musical systems."[1] It may be derived from the harmonic series as the interval between the first and second harmonics."

GX3 wrote:This should do what you want with your mids ( bandpass)

A 12Db will attenuate your output level by 12db per octave an 18Db will attenuate your out put by 18 and so on. the lower the cut rate 12db the more over lap you will have with your sub to mids and mid to highs. A 24db gives you more precise control over the Xover points but makes things harder to stage with mids, highs and subs. You can end up with things not blending correctly using a 24db slope it just take more time to tune the system. Thats how i understand it........ Any one else?????



"In music, an octave is the interval between one musical pitch and another with half or double its frequency. The octave relationship is a natural phenomenon which has been referred to as the "basic miracle of music," the use of which is "common in most musical systems."[1] It may be derived from the harmonic series as the interval between the first and second harmonics."

Hmmm:hmm: what to do. what to do

they are cheaper, easier to tune but not the best.......
I think I will try it for $50 if I just sell it later Im sure I can get a couple of bucks for it
as it seems like no one on the forum has or wants to part with there MX3

just running a random search on my username....

I still have this crossover.

thanks guys I bought it than found a mx3i so i sold it to thu.... just kidding i will not say

I actually liked that unit!!!

didn't you have something like that?????

Stryker wrote:didn't you have something like that?????

yes Corey this is the one you had on ebay for me