BehringerSuper-X Pro CX2310 V2

Hey I got this to replace (other brand) Small Box / SX45 Two Way Crossover.It works well.I'm using it with my Old Yamaha receiver, with the jumpers taken out which makes it / switches it to a PREAMP. so Using for now as a 2.1 setup.Currently I only have 1 sub, I set the Behringer SUPER-X PRO CX2310 V2, crossovers according to how I want it, adjusted the levels etc.. I am using the subwoofer output for now, but Once I Get 2 subs, I will switch to the dual low outputs. Hopefully it works just as well. so it would then be switched to a true 2.2 Stereo setup (2 / Stereo subs)I'm not a pro audio guy, but I Can say this works better than my previous SX45 and I Like it a lot.It's very thin or little depth in dimensions, I just put a short padding(old mouse pad/mat cut) at the front of my Yamaha and put the Behringer right on top. Most of the Yamaha preamp heat comes out the open space / section about mid-way back on top so it's fine.This is a great product.Even though it's look, and design if more pushed / put out for PRO AUDIO, I Can say it works great as a Home Audio Crossover, at least in my style of setup.It adds a lot of control to your setup, try it out. it's pretty easy to understand how it works.When using the actual dedicated sub out, personally I set mine to about 50/55Hz, and my speakers crossover to about 60Hz~ around there. This is how online guides, and people say to do it because the missing Hz/ Section is in a way added together by the high and low roll offs. I Don't know how else to explain it in my knowledge/wording.. but it works.Also go by your ears and understanding.Side note: My Speakers are low sensitivity 84dB, There is a tiny amount of hiss from the tweeters with the input and high output levels set to 0. I Don't mind seeing it's such a small amount of hiss and is normal in most cases(And is only noticeable putting your head / ear close to the speaker/tweeter), but I don't know how this would fair in HIGH SENSITIVITY SPEAKERS, Would there be a lot more HISS, I'm not sure. In the end you can also turn the levels down on the Behringer. Also the hiss could be dependent on the gear used beyond/before the Behringer Crossover.Take care and good luck trying out yours.

If you still use analog like me and need a crossover, get this. Sounds quality is great. It's quick and easy to setup and works perfectly. I use it in stereo mode with a subwoofer and haven't tried mono mode as yet. I like the fact that each output has a mute button so you can fine tune each channel separately.

clean, easy to use, i like the fact that the crossover point goes down to 50hz for the left/right mains, and that the sub out can overlap if necessary. the only drawback is that the jacks are a little flimsy, but i prewired my amp case and made extension cables so i won't have to plug in and unplug cables ever time i have to do a gig.. should last a long time that way! excellent product/value

This is a great crossover for the money. Could have spent 5 times the amount but decided to go with the Behringer and I'm glad I did.

I'm using it to biamp a pair of JBL L300s and the improvement was significant. Tubes on the horns and a big solid state amp equals audio nirvana. Highly recommended.

This product works great, enhances sound quality and has quickly become my go to crossover. I highly recommend the product

Perfect for splitting subwoofers out of main program

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