I have 2 pairs (4 drivers) of these in the original packaging. They're slightly used for testing and work as they should, practically new.
$30 a pair (2 drivers) shipped to the lower 48.
$50 for both pair (4 drivers) shipped to the lower 48.
I have the following parts (NEW in original packing) for anyone who can use them for $30 shipped to the lower 48.
(4) Neutrik NC3MXX-B Male XLR Connector Black w/ Gold Contact.
(19) Neutrik NC3FXX-B Female XLR Connector Black w/ Gold Contact.
(1) 85' Roll (used about 15') Belden Brilliance 8451 22 AWG 2C Mic Line Instrument Cable.
These are individual XLR connectors and wire to make up as you need, not pre-assembled.
New lowest price!
Moving out of the country and can't take them or store them. Everything else is gone, this is all I have left.
They sell or go in the trash!
https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/msg/d/las-vegas-klipsch-kpt-884-sw-pro-cinema/7404595974.html
If I wasn’t leaving the country I wouldn’t be sharing this….
LOL….
I’d be listening to them!
Someone go get them!!!
I don't believe that's possible with passive crossovers. This is the purpose of using steep filters (4th order) 24hz or steeper so there's little to no overlap of signals between individual drivers. They're not time aligned but they also don't produce the same signal causing echo effects... Most people can tell the difference between the different slope crossovers when A/B'd. I can and personally like the steeper crossovers.
I'm no expert here and I'm sure others have a much better understanding and could provide a more comprehensive explanation.
http://alkeng.com/ Look under Extreme Slope Crossovers and Questions & Answers section for Al's explanations.