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Description

A 3-way crossover is an audio device used in car audio systems to split the audio signal into three frequency bands (low, mid, and high) before sending them to different speakers or amplifiers specialized for each frequency range. Here are some key features and functions you might find in a Targa 3-way crossover with remote: Frequency Bands: A 3-way crossover typically separates the audio signal into low, midrange, and high-frequency bands. Each band is directed to a specific set of speakers or amplifiers. Adjustable Crossover Points: The crossover points determine the frequency range for each band. The adjustable crossover points allow you to customize the transition points between the low, midrange, and high frequencies. Remote Control: The remote control feature enables you to make adjustments to the crossover settings without physically accessing the unit. This can be convenient for fine-tuning the sound while sitting in the driver`s seat. Subwoofer Output: Some 3-way crossovers include a subwoofer output that allows you to send the low-frequency signals to a dedicated subwoofer amplifier and subwoofer. Level Controls: You might find level controls for each frequency band, allowing you to adjust the volume or intensity of the bass, midrange, and treble independently. Phase Control: Phase control can be included to align the phase of the signals, ensuring that the various frequency bands work together cohesively. Input and Output Connections: The crossover will have input and output connections for connecting it to the head unit, amplifiers, and speakers.