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I was doing some research being bored at work one day and decided to make my own crossovers just for kicks. I know we can limit certain frequencies to a tweeter by using a uF capacitor, and to make it lower we can add an inductor to the mix, but if i just wanted to make just a LPF, so that nothing over lets say 100hz could pass, How do i achieve that? Been searching endlessly on google and various audio sights but cant seem to find exactly how to do this. Anyone have any words of wisdom?

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for low pass you need an inductor in series with the speaker that would be a 6db if you want to make the slope steeper you add a capacitor to ground after the inductor. There are certain websites that have calculators that will tell you what component values to use.

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Just a chunky chunky coil :) It's much easier to do crossovering on line-level signals though, otherwise you have to consider the power handling and impedance matching of the crossover.

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