300 Watts 2 Way Crossover - (1) Passive Car Audio Speaker Tweeter Mids and Highs CRX-203

I was not sure if this would work but I was impressed. It was quick to install and seems to be working as intended. I would purchase again if I need to.

Works as it should going on 3 years now.

Works good for my DIY home speaker. DS 18 EXL-68 mid bass, but the level was not loud enough or sounding good for my scanspeak tweeter. Maybe ok with a bullet type car tweeter with a high SPL .

I think this tested great and is well made. Great parts and not undersized. Good value for the money.

After trying several high end passive & active crossovers throughout the years nothing really sounded right without using DSP which is kinda like cheating. So when I got some new furniture in the living room started searching for a natural sound that would compliment the room and a few failed attempts later I just decided to try these. Detail, dynamics & range was just the beginning. The separation & sound stage jumped up a couple notches and got even better when I put the speakers back in their original locations (further apart and away from the wall) She got used to it real quick after binge watching Netflix.

Worked like a charm. Actually I used this in a Micca Rb42 Center speaker that had a cracked crossover and this was a great replacement since they didn't sell extra parts. I can't tell a difference in audio quality or crossover. I'm sure if you put a measurement microphone on it, you would know but hey it's all about sound quality and it gets a thumbs up from me!

It does the job, but don't expect this product to blow your mind when it comes to sound quality. Greatsound quality can only comes with a crossover that was design for that particular speaker.

I've taken on a new hobby of speaker building this past year or so. I'm always trying out new "stuff" to get the best bang for my buck. These Crossovers have proven to be THE BEST and my favorite crossover to buy! I bought a single pack and a 2-pack a couple weeks apart. And now, I just recently bought the 4-pack coz they have proven to be a fantastic lil crossover for when you just need something simple that works but doesn't cost $50 and up each! I DO however build a speaker which requires more specific crossover points, slopes and other features, in which case I will spend $50 - $60 a pair.One thing I like about these is that they seem to not allow too much of the very very low bass frequencies through. This is a GOOD thing when I am using a mid-bass or mid-range (say, 3" or 4" driver etc) which are not made to reproduce the super lows very well anyway, therefore actually resulting in a better bass and overall sound with higher volumes and less distortion because the driver is not being forced to play the low frequencies it simply wasn't made for. This is based on my own personal experience. I'm NO Pro! Just a hobbyist :)