Dayton Audio XO2W-4.5K 2-Way Speaker Crossover 4,500 Hz

Quick OverviewThe Dayton Audio line of 2-way crossovers were designed using a second order (12 dB/octave) Linkwitz-Riley alignment. Dayton metallized polyester film capacitors are used in both the high and low pass sections. Product Highlights 18 gauge inductors were used to keep DC resistance to a minimum Unique design feature of the low pass section allows use of 4 or 8 ohm woofers All components are glued or fastened down to eliminate buzzing and vibrations High quality blue PC board uses a back plate for added rigidity Product Manuals / Spec Sheets / Downloads AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to FacebookFacebook Share to TwitterTwitter Share to MoreAddThis 4 Product Description The Dayton Audio line of 2-way crossovers were designed using a second order (12dB) Linkwitz-Riley alignment. Dayton Audio metallized polyester film capacitors are used in both the high and low pass sections. 18 gauge inductors were used to keep DC resistance to a minimum. A unique design feature of the low pass section allows use of 4 or 8 ohm woofers, perfect for building DAppolito style or multi woofer 2-way systems. The high pass crossover frequency is rated for an 8 ohm load. All components are glued or fastened down to eliminate buzzing and vibrations. The high quality blue PC board uses a back plate for added rigidity and eyelet holes for easy mounting. Available in a variety of crossover points. 300W power handling. Board measures: 6-1/2" W x 4-1/4" H x 1-3/8" D. Product Details Model Number XO2W-4.5K List Price $31.99 Unit of Measure Each UPC 844632045172 Warranty - Parts 5 Years Warranty - Labor 5 Years Product Shipping Weight (lbs.) 1 Product Weight -- Product Height 4-1/4" Product Width 6-1/2" Product Length -- Product Depth 1-3/8"

• 18 gauge inductors were used to keep DC resistance to a minimum
• Unique design feature of the low pass section allows use of 4 or 8 ohm woofers
• All components are glued or fastened down to eliminate buzzing and vibrations
• High quality blue PC board uses a back plate for added rigidity