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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 122468" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: matching amp with speakersThe link to the crossover does not work.&nbsp; But I will assume it is a generiac crossovers-which means the final result you are getting is most likely not very good.Yes it will &quot;divide&quot; the freq-but it does not account for the different impedances of the actual speakers being used-the sensitivity differences and so forth.I am sure your speakers are far from ideal-meaning flat/constant impedance-flat amplitude past crossover freq-and the same sensitivity.So without more measurements-it is hard to tell what is actually happening.What amps are you using?&nbsp; Maybe you said-but I don&#039;t feel like looking back through all the posts to figure out what you have-and then have to go look up what the limiters are capable of.So what are the limiter options?&nbsp; Do you have a voltmeter?&nbsp; Do you have a sine wave generator?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 122468, member: 30"] Re: matching amp with speakers The link to the crossover does not work. But I will assume it is a generiac crossovers-which means the final result you are getting is most likely not very good. Yes it will "divide" the freq-but it does not account for the different impedances of the actual speakers being used-the sensitivity differences and so forth. I am sure your speakers are far from ideal-meaning flat/constant impedance-flat amplitude past crossover freq-and the same sensitivity. So without more measurements-it is hard to tell what is actually happening. What amps are you using? Maybe you said-but I don't feel like looking back through all the posts to figure out what you have-and then have to go look up what the limiters are capable of. So what are the limiter options? Do you have a voltmeter? Do you have a sine wave generator? [/QUOTE]

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