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Re: "Practical" is in the eye of the beholder

too true! but i meant moreso 'real world example' than practical in any substantive sense..

well.. i'll haveta do a little fishing around-- but i was thinking of mounting the circuit right AT the RCA input jacks so as to stabilize those calculations- possibly even inside the chassis of the amp if it was small enough- but with an inductor, it don't sound that way! what sort of values for line level inductors/caps would i be looking at with an input impedance of 10k-- or would a standard first order crossover calculation work for those? i'm definitely not accustomed to working at line level, and i'm pretty new to electronic tweakery in general!

thanks tk!

d.

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