Unlock the full potential of your sound system with the dbx 223xs XLR Stereo 2-Way/Mono 3-Way Crossover. This versatile crossover is engineered for both studio and live sound applications, offering a blend of precision and adaptability that caters to diverse audio setups. Whether you need a 2-way stereo configuration or a 3-way mono setup, the dbx 223xs is your go-to solution.

At its core, the 223xs utilizes 24dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley filters, renowned for their steep crossover bands and superior phase response. This ensures each speaker driver receives only the frequencies it can optimally reproduce, leading to a cleaner, more powerful output. The unit features independent level controls for each output, allowing for precise level matching, while phase inversion switches provide instant polarity correction. A handy 40Hz low-cut filter on each output helps eliminate unwanted low-end rumble, ensuring clarity across your audio spectrum.

Built to endure the demands of life on the road, the dbx 223xs boasts a rugged all-steel chassis and gold-plated XLR inputs and outputs, promising reliable connectivity and reduced RF interference. Despite its advanced features, setup is a breeze, thanks to user-friendly controls and intuitive design. Elevate your sound with the dbx 223xs and experience the difference in audio quality and system efficiency.

Key Features:

• 2-way stereo or 3-way mono operation
• 24dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley filters
• Independent level controls on all outputs
• Phase reverse switch on all outputs
• 40Hz high-pass (low-cut) filter on both channels
• Low-frequency summing for subwoofer output
• XLR balanced inputs and outputs
• Stereo/Mono status LEDs indicate the selected mode
• Robust all-steel chassis with gold-plated XLR connectors
• dbx 2-year parts and labor coverage

Product specs

FAQs

What are the main modes of operation for the dbx 223xs XLR Stereo 2-Way/Mono 3-Way Crossover?

The dbx 223xs offers two modes of operation: a stereo 2-way mode and a mono 3-way mode, allowing for flexible configuration depending on your audio setup needs.

What type of filters does the dbx 223xs use, and what is their slope?

The dbx 223xs uses 24dB per octave Linkwitz-Riley filters, which are the professional standard for crossovers, providing precise frequency separation for optimal sound quality.

Can the dbx 223xs be used for subwoofer applications?

Yes, the dbx 223xs includes a low-frequency summed (subwoofer) output, making it suitable for integrating subwoofers into your audio system.

Does the dbx 223xs offer any phase correction features?

The dbx 223xs includes a phase reverse switch on all outputs, allowing you to correct phase issues that may arise in your audio setup.

How does the dbx 223xs handle different frequency ranges in stereo and mono modes?

In both stereo and mono modes, the dbx 223xs allows for crossover frequency adjustments between 45Hz-960Hz and 450Hz-9.6kHz, providing flexibility for different audio configurations.