boiled down question: is there a cheap device with line level input that puts out line level but only below a certain frequency? (eg crossover setting on a sub)
so in my kitchen I want to set up a rather non hifi system just for fun when cooking with friends,
I got 2 cheap active subwoofers and 2 passive speakers but plan on replacing the amp parts in the subwoofers as they make weird noises and seems to be electrical unsound, with an external amp basically making the subwoofers passive.
Now I need a way to "extract" the sub frequencies so to speak imitate the crossover setting that an active sub usually has.
I did find amps that have such a thing installed allready but didnt find anything "cheap" that seems suitable and I would rather have such a device as a standalone to be more flexible with my other gear and maybe have soemthing that does not degrade the signal significantly.
I dont know if thats the right word but it seems to be that I need a basic analog equalizer.
If somebody has a different idea on how to pair them in a reasonable way please tell.
so in my kitchen I want to set up a rather non hifi system just for fun when cooking with friends,
I got 2 cheap active subwoofers and 2 passive speakers but plan on replacing the amp parts in the subwoofers as they make weird noises and seems to be electrical unsound, with an external amp basically making the subwoofers passive.
Now I need a way to "extract" the sub frequencies so to speak imitate the crossover setting that an active sub usually has.
I did find amps that have such a thing installed allready but didnt find anything "cheap" that seems suitable and I would rather have such a device as a standalone to be more flexible with my other gear and maybe have soemthing that does not degrade the signal significantly.
I dont know if thats the right word but it seems to be that I need a basic analog equalizer.
If somebody has a different idea on how to pair them in a reasonable way please tell.