FS: Audio Control 6XS
08-27-2009, 02:43 PM
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FS: Audio Control 6XS
Hey everyone, I need to sell this Audio Control 6XS. I paid $260 for this, never been used, or taken out of plastic. I open the box just to make sure everything is there. I prefer local pick up at my Chatsworth office since I don't use paypal. Reason for selling, I never use it, I would like to, but I bought the wife a new laptop at it set me back $2600.00 bucks.
Original Price: $260.00
Selling for: $200.00
Original Price: $260.00
Selling for: $200.00
08-31-2009, 01:33 PM
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Bump* anyone. I'm willing to lower the price to 180.00 It's just sitting here. Great for anyone that wants to use a after market audio options, and has a Bose.
08-31-2009, 02:29 PM
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Sells for 199 new on the web so price should be about 2/3s that
found out what it is but I can read but not understand
and I thought it was an Ipod adapter.
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http://www.woofersetc.com/p1254/6XS-...***-Remote.htm
Description:
AudioControl's 6XS 6-channel crossover uses a steep 24 dB per octave slope to separate your high and low frequencies, along with a built-in line driver that'll beef up the signal from an anemic receiver.
The 6XS crossover features front. rear, and subwoofer inputs, along with four sets of outputs: front high-pass, front low-pass, rear high-pass, and subwoofer. It comes preloaded with crossover modules that will work in a number of system configurations, but you can change the crossover point by buying another AudioControl module, or by modifying the modules installed in your 6XS. A built-in filter cleans up extreme subsonics in your signal so your amps and subs will play louder and cleaner.
Features:
* 6-channel Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
* white steel chassis with gold-plated RCA jacks
* line driver with adjustable output (up to 9 volts)
* top-mounted controls for easy adjustment
* 6-channel inputs (front, rear, sub)
* balanced inputs eliminate noise
* PFM subsonic filter (18-100 Hz at 18 dB/octave)
* frequency response: 10 to 100,000 Hz
* signal-to-noise ratio: 110 dB
* maximum output level: 9.5 volts (13v peak)
* fuse rating: 2 amps
* size: 7-1/4"W x 1-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D
8-channel outputs:
* front high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* front low-pass: 90-250 Hz
* rear high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* subwoofer: 30-90 Hz
found out what it is but I can read but not understand
and I thought it was an Ipod adapter.
-------------------------------------------------
http://www.woofersetc.com/p1254/6XS-...***-Remote.htm
Description:
AudioControl's 6XS 6-channel crossover uses a steep 24 dB per octave slope to separate your high and low frequencies, along with a built-in line driver that'll beef up the signal from an anemic receiver.
The 6XS crossover features front. rear, and subwoofer inputs, along with four sets of outputs: front high-pass, front low-pass, rear high-pass, and subwoofer. It comes preloaded with crossover modules that will work in a number of system configurations, but you can change the crossover point by buying another AudioControl module, or by modifying the modules installed in your 6XS. A built-in filter cleans up extreme subsonics in your signal so your amps and subs will play louder and cleaner.
Features:
* 6-channel Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
* white steel chassis with gold-plated RCA jacks
* line driver with adjustable output (up to 9 volts)
* top-mounted controls for easy adjustment
* 6-channel inputs (front, rear, sub)
* balanced inputs eliminate noise
* PFM subsonic filter (18-100 Hz at 18 dB/octave)
* frequency response: 10 to 100,000 Hz
* signal-to-noise ratio: 110 dB
* maximum output level: 9.5 volts (13v peak)
* fuse rating: 2 amps
* size: 7-1/4"W x 1-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D
8-channel outputs:
* front high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* front low-pass: 90-250 Hz
* rear high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* subwoofer: 30-90 Hz
09-01-2009, 06:13 PM
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Sells for 199 new on the web so price should be about 2/3s that
found out what it is but I can read but not understand
and I thought it was an Ipod adapter.
-------------------------------------------------
http://www.woofersetc.com/p1254/6XS-...***-Remote.htm
Description:
AudioControl's 6XS 6-channel crossover uses a steep 24 dB per octave slope to separate your high and low frequencies, along with a built-in line driver that'll beef up the signal from an anemic receiver.
The 6XS crossover features front. rear, and subwoofer inputs, along with four sets of outputs: front high-pass, front low-pass, rear high-pass, and subwoofer. It comes preloaded with crossover modules that will work in a number of system configurations, but you can change the crossover point by buying another AudioControl module, or by modifying the modules installed in your 6XS. A built-in filter cleans up extreme subsonics in your signal so your amps and subs will play louder and cleaner.
Features:
* 6-channel Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
* white steel chassis with gold-plated RCA jacks
* line driver with adjustable output (up to 9 volts)
* top-mounted controls for easy adjustment
* 6-channel inputs (front, rear, sub)
* balanced inputs eliminate noise
* PFM subsonic filter (18-100 Hz at 18 dB/octave)
* frequency response: 10 to 100,000 Hz
* signal-to-noise ratio: 110 dB
* maximum output level: 9.5 volts (13v peak)
* fuse rating: 2 amps
* size: 7-1/4"W x 1-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D
8-channel outputs:
* front high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* front low-pass: 90-250 Hz
* rear high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* subwoofer: 30-90 Hz
found out what it is but I can read but not understand
and I thought it was an Ipod adapter.
-------------------------------------------------
http://www.woofersetc.com/p1254/6XS-...***-Remote.htm
Description:
AudioControl's 6XS 6-channel crossover uses a steep 24 dB per octave slope to separate your high and low frequencies, along with a built-in line driver that'll beef up the signal from an anemic receiver.
The 6XS crossover features front. rear, and subwoofer inputs, along with four sets of outputs: front high-pass, front low-pass, rear high-pass, and subwoofer. It comes preloaded with crossover modules that will work in a number of system configurations, but you can change the crossover point by buying another AudioControl module, or by modifying the modules installed in your 6XS. A built-in filter cleans up extreme subsonics in your signal so your amps and subs will play louder and cleaner.
Features:
* 6-channel Linkwitz-Riley electronic crossover
* white steel chassis with gold-plated RCA jacks
* line driver with adjustable output (up to 9 volts)
* top-mounted controls for easy adjustment
* 6-channel inputs (front, rear, sub)
* balanced inputs eliminate noise
* PFM subsonic filter (18-100 Hz at 18 dB/octave)
* frequency response: 10 to 100,000 Hz
* signal-to-noise ratio: 110 dB
* maximum output level: 9.5 volts (13v peak)
* fuse rating: 2 amps
* size: 7-1/4"W x 1-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D
8-channel outputs:
* front high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* front low-pass: 90-250 Hz
* rear high-pass: 250 Hz and up
* subwoofer: 30-90 Hz
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