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Robert Wollenberg
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passive crossovers

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A while back I posted a spreadsheet that modeled passive crossovers. I can't find it now and I was wanting to play around with some ideas. If anybody happend to save that file, could you please repost it for me? :) Thanks.
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Nope, but the formulas are on passivecrossovers.com, so you could make your own ;)
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

yeah, I know. But this Excel spreadsheet graphed your crossover response. It would show you if you were going to have any peaks or dips and would let you change slopes and xover points until you achieved a smooth transition from mid to tweet. It was pretty sweet.
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