Can these x-overs be used on other spkrs?

Actually the filters as i remember them were sold at rad shack not wally world(sorry brain fart)and they had caps(high filetrs)and coils/caps and i think resistors (low pass)and were marketted in kinda smokey/clear cases about 4inchs square on down .But this was about a decade ago and rad shack doesn't even carry the finals or drivers or decent microphones for citizens band anymore.Heck they barely carry anything for us 2 wire do it yerselfe then call the fire departmenters anymore.

And yea i know that they wouldn't be optimal but what the heck i'm not doing compitition anyways just tryin ta make noise and irritate the neighbors.LOL

sounds like it was a generic 2way crossover from the shack...probably not too different then the JL's you have now but those use caps/coils with values designed specifically four those 4'' JL's. if it incorporated any resistors those were most likely for the high pass.

yeah try em out...if you have a tin ear like me (well I play in a rock band as well so my hearing is shot..lol) they will probably serve thier purpose.

Actually got a reply from JL ain dat a kick in da head??LOL.

"the crossover you have is rated at 40watts, it’s a bandpass with the HP @ 7.5KHz (12dB/octave and, the LP @ 2.5KHz, (6dB/octave)"

I get this the crossover you have is rated at 40watts, it’s a bandpass with .       Tiis part refers to the tweet as in High Pass the HP @ 7.5KHz (12dB/octave and this part refers to Lo Pass , the LP @ 2.5KHz, (6dB/octave)

yeah, this x-over is not a bandpass..and 2.5khz for a low pass would sound like one ugly giant tweeter. Those specs really don't make sense at all as stated above..perhaps you spoke to the person at JL that dumps the garbage at night?  lol

Take care.