Using Nelson's 6-24 active crossover to biamp a system offers one of the biggest "bang for your buck" improvements available. While it took a fair amount of trial and error to adjust it to best suit my listening room, I now have a system that sounds like the best systems I've heard at audio shows, costing tens of thousands of dollars! If you were to buy a commercial active crossover of this quality, it alone would likely cost over a thousand dollars. Thanks Nelson and the DIYAUDIO team!!!

Very nice PCB. Easy assembly. Sound is very transparent. Excellent crossover

A great product - just what I was hoping to find. No complaints regarding the board that was supplied. Very good quality. I would like to weigh in on the discussion about supplying this product for Surface Mount Components. If the board were designed for surface mount, I would guess that there are many like myself that would not be inclined to attempt the build. Please continue with through hole products.

The 6-24XO gives you the chance to build an excellent sounding 2-way - active -crossover (stereo) on one pcb.
The kit includes well matched J113 - JFets for the buffers. No Opamps involved.
The pcb is of very good quality. Delivery was very fast (as well the german customs).
Great kit - your chance to go 'active'.....
Greets
Dirk

This is a super versatile active crossover! Slopes from 6-24dB/oct.! Also a bandpass possible.
I used it to actively cross at around 2.5kHz for a 2-way speaker. Sounds superb!
PCB of great quality. JFets very good matched.
Delivery very fast from USA to Germany (although there is the Pandemia).Good job DIYaudiostore!
Thanks Nelson Pass! This is a great 'sound-machine'
I go listen... Dirk

Like always a wonderful project to do and learn. It would be impossible to do this for people like me without the generosity of Mr. Pass and the DIY audio community.
Thank you again and again.

Very nice PCB and great analog xover with excellent dynamic, detailed and clear sound. Absolutely quite with no noise at all with 24 Vdc regulated PSU.

I build it for a friend of mine and for me. The results are fantastic. I compared it to the MIniDSP nanosharc board for driving Borberly amps Sonus Faber Cremona Auditor M as satellite and 2 x Ripol for the range below 100Hz. There is no point of discussion even if you use the Linear Phase and room correction function of the nanosharc. The analog Crossover is far better. My friend compared it to a Reckhorn Crossover which is a Operation Amp design. He got the same results I did. It´s a great kit.