Peavey powered speakers converted to passive

[nosaj]

Have a guy who has some peavey powered speakers with blown amps. What crossover would one buy to make this speaker passive?
I see a lot on Parts Express but no clue which one to get.

Thanks,
nosaj

[TomCarlos]

Which speaker cab do you have? If two way, maybe tell us the woofer and compression driver.

I have used the Parts Express Dayton crossovers - they work well. You can use them for both 4 and 8 ohm setups. I have also used the Eminence crossovers.

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[The Dude]

Yep. Need more info. I'd look at the speaker literature and try to find a crossover that closely matches the design crossover frequency and power specs. That said, you may not even need a crossover. Some powered speakers use a single amp and a passive crossover.

[nosaj]

Peavey PVX P15's

[The Dude]

Looks like specs are 2.1K crossover point and 230W continuous. I would think something like this would work.

https://www.parts-express.com/PRV-Au...859?quantity=1

There are probably lots of others if a guy wanted to do some web searching.

[TomCarlos]

Good option Dude....

The Peavey RX14 compression driver specs are here: https://peavey.com/product/rx14-driver/

Looks like a 2Khz crossover.

Perhaps you can use the Eminence PXB2:2K5CX 2-Way Speaker Crossover Board 2,500 Hz

or maybe the Dayton Audio XO2W-2K 2-Way Speaker Crossover 2,000 Hz