I'm looking for several of the 24dB per octave Audio Control DIP crossover
modules -- 60Hz, 70Hz and 80Hz. If you have these, I'm willing to pay a
reasonable price for them. Please email me at

Hey Reed, download the chart from Audio Contral that shows the resistance
for certain frequencies. Then go to www.digikey.com and buy all the 16 PIN
resistor modules you need. They are cheap and quick.

Better yet, you've helped me out quite a bit in the past. Tell me what
resistances (or frequencies) you need and I'll send you a set of them I have
laying around. I used to use a lot of Audio Control gear in the past before
I went digital. I ordered all varieties of these resistor networks so I
could pick and choose crossover points.

Ge0
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"ReedLom" wrote in message
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I'm looking for several of the 24dB per octave Audio Control DIP crossover
modules -- 60Hz, 70Hz and 80Hz. If you have these, I'm willing to pay a
reasonable price for them. Please email me at