Audiopipe CRX-203 2 Way 4 Ohm Car Audio Passive Crossover Networks (2 Pack)

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The item matches the description perfectly. It is built to be heavy-duty, ensuring durability and strength, making it ideal for demanding tasks. Additionally, the price is quite reasonable considering the quality and performance it offers. I wholeheartedly recommend this product to anyone in search of a reliable and sturdy option.

Advertised as a pair, but only sent 1 piece. Would not recommend this product. Unhappy customer.

I was actually impressed with the way these cleaned up the sound on my rear speaker setup. Currently I'm running Rockford Fosgate Prime 6x9 two way in the bottom and infinity reference 4x6 in the top. I know it sounds bizarre but I've been experimenting with different low-budget components for a while. I mounted these in the rear doors of my Chevy Silverado extended cab. I mounted the crossovers temporarily drilling two holes and zip tieing them in place for now. I will permanently secure them with screws in the near future. I don't run an amp yet, just a Pioneer DEH stereo with a 4x50w MOSFET that produces around 24 watts RMS actual per channel, according to test data. It's a fantastic unit with an incredible array of adjustability features as far as tuning each individual speaker output dB, EQ, etc. Great stereo for under $200. Reincorporating the 4x6s into the sound mix was a huge step up in terms of clarity and quality. With these crossovers, the 6x9s handle the low frequencies and the 4x6s handle the rest, and it sounds fantastic. Much better clarity and bass than just the 6x9 two ways, and obviously better than just the 4x6s by themselves. Now I've decided that the Rockford Fosgate Primes are too weak in the bass department for my taste, so I ordered a pair of 10" Skar audio loudspeakers that should do a much better job for a fantastic price here on the Big A. Manufacturer says the functional frequency range goes down to 50 hertz, which should be fine. I plan to add an under seat 10 inch subwoofer later on, but for now this is my setup, and I'm happy. The 10s will make it even better. Adding a little improvement at a time is nice. It makes you appreciate the finer differences between one setup and another, and you don't have to spend a lot of money.