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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
N/A is actually an electronic crossover.
I bought this unit to use in a bi-amped stereo system. The output from my Dynaco preamp (circa 1962) is split by the crossover and the higher frequencies are sent to a Dyanoco Stereo 70 tube amp, while the lower frequencies are sent to a new 160 watt solid state amp. The crossover is excellent. It is essentially noisles and has a wide range crossover frequencies and gains...
Published on February 14, 2007 by Richard Melville
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not realy meant for HI FI
I was using this Xover for home use, bi amping my H/T main speakers. I will say that the CX1000 is very easy to use and has a simple interface but all those op-amps created to much grain for hi-fi use. I also had a problem with a hum through the ground and a very noisy transformer that hummed like a power substation. I think that humming aside, the Gemini could probably...
Published on January 5, 2008 by P. Guillotte
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
N/A is actually an electronic crossover.,
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This review is from: Gemini CX1000 2-way 3 Way Crossover XLR Out (Electronics)
I bought this unit to use in a bi-amped stereo system. The output from my Dynaco preamp (circa 1962) is split by the crossover and the higher frequencies are sent to a Dyanoco Stereo 70 tube amp, while the lower frequencies are sent to a new 160 watt solid state amp. The crossover is excellent. It is essentially noisles and has a wide range crossover frequencies and gains for each channel. I am very pleased with the performance of the unit. Well worth the price.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not realy meant for HI FI,
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This review is from: Gemini CX1000 2-way 3 Way Crossover XLR Out (Electronics)
I was using this Xover for home use, bi amping my H/T main speakers. I will say that the CX1000 is very easy to use and has a simple interface but all those op-amps created to much grain for hi-fi use. I also had a problem with a hum through the ground and a very noisy transformer that hummed like a power substation. I think that humming aside, the Gemini could probably work for Home theater duty but is just too unrefined for 2 channel music.
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