Behringer SUPER-X PRO CX2310 Professional High-Precision Stereo 2-Way/Mono 3-Way Crossover with Subwoofer Output

I needed an affordable crossover to use with PA system adding subs. This does the job and has the features needed for my application.

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.

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.

This little guy actually enhanced my speakers really good... Great product at its price range. Definitely recommend

Did not work. I purchased this instead of the Rockville and Hooked it up and there was no signal going to my sub. Swapped out for the Rockville and immediately there was sound. Unfortunate because I heard this was supposed to to be a better product than the Rockville but at least the Rockville worked out the box. :/

For a custom in floor home subwoofer being driven by a QSC amp i needed to cut sub sonic bass or everything below 25 hz. Other than buying an amp up front more designed for subwoofers, this was the only reasonable option where this could be achieved. There is no added noise to the signal or hum of any kind, just clean signal.The only thing of note was with all settings in and out at zero db, I needed to add 2 db of gain to get back to previously measured sound levels.I am very happy with it.Also out of the box it comes with one year of warrenty, but if you register it online within 90 days you get a 3 year warrenty.Last i had a small setup question and recieved excellent support from the manufacture.

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.