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From: Jon.Fairbairn@computer-lab.cambridge.ac.uk (Jon Fairbairn)
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Subject: Re: crossover design / bi-amping
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Date: 29 Jan 91 13:48:34 GMT
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No one has mentioned the idea of using a digital crossover.
In theory this could solve all the problems of phase and slope.  Meridian
have them in their D6000 speakers (which have digital inputs only,
and cost about 7000pounds sterling), but don't plan to sell separate
crossovers "in the forseeable future," which is a bit of a shame.

Does anyone know of any company that makes such a beast?