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    This document provides a schematic diagram of a 3-way speaker crossover circuit. The circuit allows the speaker to operate in either a normal or biamp mode. In normal mode, full-range audio is fed to the tweeter, midrange, and woofer outputs. In biamp mode, high frequencies are fed to the tweeter and low frequencies are fed to the woofer, with capacitors and inductors dividing the signals between the drivers. The schematic shows the component values and connections between the input jacks, crossover components, and output connections to the different speaker drivers.

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    This document provides a schematic diagram of a 3-way speaker crossover circuit. The circuit allows the speaker to operate in either a normal or biamp mode. In normal mode, full-range audio is fed to the tweeter, midrange, and woofer outputs. In biamp mode, high frequencies are fed to the tweeter and low frequencies are fed to the woofer, with capacitors and inductors dividing the signals between the drivers. The schematic shows the component values and connections between the input jacks, crossover components, and output connections to the different speaker drivers.

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    Passive Crossover 1588C

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    This document provides a schematic diagram of a 3-way speaker crossover circuit. The circuit allows the speaker to operate in either a normal or biamp mode. In normal mode, full-range audio is fed to the tweeter, midrange, and woofer outputs. In biamp mode, high frequencies are fed to the tweeter and low frequencies are fed to the woofer, with capacitors and inductors dividing the signals between the drivers. The schematic shows the component values and connections between the input jacks, crossover components, and output connections to the different speaker drivers.

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    Normal = Full Range Input L3

    J1 Biamp = High Frequency Input C1 QC1 Tweeter Output (+)

    4µF 250V
    J3 L2
    .28mH
    1+ QC2 Tweeter Output (-)
    1- 2-
    2+ S1-1
    Speakon

    QC3 Mid Output (-)


    S1-3 C2
    L1
    10µF 100V
    0.9mH
    QC4 Mid Output (+)
    S1-2
    S1-4
    C3 C4
    Speakon J4
    60µF 100V 60µF 100V
    1+
    1- 2-
    2+
    J2 QC5 Woofer Output (+)

    Normal = Full Range Output


    Biamp = Low Frequency Input QC6 Woofer Output (-)

    Shown in Normal Operating Mode 12340 World Trade Drive

    CARVIN San Diego, CA 92128


    (858) 487-1600
    FAX 487-6629

    1588 CABINET
    3-WAY CROSSOVER
    DRAWN BY: DATE:
    C. HOCKENBERRY 11 March 97
    APPROVED: DATE:

    PCB REV:
    NO: 30-01588 C&D
    ASSY. REV:
    NO: 80-01588 C
    REVISED BY: DATE:
    C. McEUEN 17 JUL 97

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