2 Way Frequency Divider Material: plastic Crossover Frequency: 1900 Hz Overview - This device splits the audio signal into two frequency bands at 1900 Hz for a two-driver speaker system. High frequencies are directed to the tweeter and low frequencies to the woofer, helping to reduce overlap and improve overall clarity. Key benefits - Improves tonal balance by directing frequencies to the appropriate driver. - Reduces driver interaction and distortion for cleaner sound. - Simple installation with lightweight plastic housing. What it is and how it works - Designed for 2-way speaker configurations. - Crossover frequency set at 1900 Hz to separate high and low bands between two drivers. Compatibility and use cases - Suitable for 2-way bookshelf or compact floorstanding speaker projects and repairs. - Ideal for DIY speaker builds where a clear high/low split is required. - Useful in upgrading small home theater or stereo setups to enhance vocal clarity and overall balance. Specific scenarios - Scenario 1: Replacing a worn crossover in an existing 2-way bookshelf speaker to restore balanced highs and lows. - Scenario 2: Integrating into a DIY 2-way speaker project to achieve clean highs and defined bass. - Scenario 3: Upgrading a compact home theater system to improve dialogue clarity by better separating high and low frequency content. Construction notes - Plastic material provides lightweight and easy mounting options in typical enclosures.