The dbx 223 Stereo 2-Way / Mono 3-Way Crossover is your go-to choice for unparalleled audio precision in both studio and live environments. Whether you’re sculpting a crisp 2-way stereo mix or crafting a detailed 3-way mono setup, this crossover impresses with its 24dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley filters—renowned for delivering steep crossover bands that ensure seamless driver integration.

Each output on the 223 offers individual level controls for perfecting your sound balance, along with phase inversion switches to swiftly correct polarity issues. A handy 40Hz low-cut filter eliminates unwanted low-end rumble, giving you clean and clear audio. For those deep bass enthusiasts, the crossover also features a low-frequency summing option that consolidates bass signals to a mono output—perfect for subwoofer configurations.

Durability meets reliability in the dbx 223's rugged all-steel chassis, ready to endure the rigors of travel and live performance. Its gold-plated XLR inputs and outputs ensure optimal connectivity and high RF immunity, making it an ideal component for any professional sound system. The intuitive front panel, with clearly labeled controls, offers an analog feel and precise control, making setup a breeze.

Key Features:

• 2-way stereo, 3-way mono operation
• 24dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley filters
• Independent level control on all outputs
• Phase inversion switch on all outputs
• 40Hz low-cut filter on each output
• Low-frequency summing for subwoofer output
• Rugged all-steel chassis
• Gold-plated XLR inputs and outputs
• Simple and intuitive setup with click-stop potentiometers

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary function of the dbx 223 Stereo 2-Way / Mono 3-Way Crossover?

The dbx 223 crossover separates audio signals into different frequency bands, directing them to appropriate speaker drivers for optimized sound performance, either in stereo 2-way or mono 3-way configurations.

How does the dbx 223 handle stereo and mono operations?

The dbx 223 features a mode switch that allows users to select between stereo 2-way and mono 3-way operation, providing flexibility for different audio setups.

What type of filters does the dbx 223 use?

The dbx 223 utilizes 24dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley filters, which are the professional standard, ensuring precise frequency separation and minimal phase distortion.

Can the dbx 223 be used with subwoofers?

Yes, the dbx 223 includes a low frequency summed output specifically designed for subwoofer integration, enhancing low-end performance in your audio system.

What connectivity options does the dbx 223 offer?

The dbx 223 provides XLR balanced inputs and outputs, ensuring reliable and high-quality connections for professional audio setups.