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I see, so one input has a high pass filter and connects to the tweeter and the other has a low pass filter connected to the woofer. I was imagining the connectors went straight through to the drivers and you needed a separate crossover between the amp and the speakers (Or perhaps an active crossover before a pair of amps), that struck me as more audiophile (And expensive).
I've been looking at speakers and amps a lot recently, I had my Sonos stolen and need something to replace it.I had been considering an amp/dac board for a Raspberry Pi and a pair of speakers off eBay, but... I've got a 15" Wharfedale driver under my bed waiting for a cabinet, so maybe a DAC+DSP board with two extra output channels and software defined crossover for the big woofer, then I just need some amps.
Oh how easily I get carried away.
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If you want active look at this https://www.minidsp.com/
However at home with decent cabinets and placements then I prefer passive crossovers
I have won sound quality competitions in car audio, 4 way active front end plus sub gets complicated quickly, lots of amps and cables plus needing the processor to control it all