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luxuryrules 
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Posted: May 14, 2003 at 5:59 PM / IP Logged  

I need a pair of 3.5 or 4 inch speakers that have their own crossovers.  The infinity kappas have them, but I was wondering if there are any other companies that do crossovers built into the speaker.

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bberman1 
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Almost all coaxial speakers have their own built in Crossover. You mostly find external X-overs on component sets. Are you looking coaxial’s or a component set?
luxuryrules 
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I'm looking at coax.  Specifically, I was looking at Infinity Reference vs Kappa.  The kappas have an outboard crossover, whereas the references don't.  I was initially wondering if any other companies put out speakers with outboard crossovers, but since it turns out most speakers have a crossover I wonder what the crossovers on the kappas are and how they are different?
luxuryrules 
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Anybody out there who can answer me?  If most speakers have their own crossover, then what is different about those outboard crossovers I see on Infinity Kappas?

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They are 2 different speakers; the kappa’s are rated at a higher wattage and can go to a lower frequency than the Reference can. It’s like the difference between a Honda civic and a Honda Accord. Also on some Outboard Xovers they have additional adjustments to adjust the high and low frequencies.

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