Product name: 2-Wege-Frequenzteiler What it does Splits incoming audio into separate woofer and tweeter signals for two-way speaker systems. Uses steep 24 dB filtering on both low- and high-frequency paths to reduce overlap and prevent driver stress. Key specifications Tieftöner (Woofer): 24 dB Hochtöner (Tweeter): 24 dB Impedanz (Impedance): 4–8 Ohm Why you need it Cleaner sound: Precise separation of frequencies improves clarity and imaging by sending only the appropriate range to each driver. Driver protection: The 24 dB slopes sharply attenuate out-of-band signals, reducing distortion and prolonging driver life. Easy compatibility: Designed to work with standard two-way speaker setups that use 4–8 ohm drivers. Performance and compatibility Optimized for systems where tight crossover slopes are preferred to minimize frequency overlap and interference between drivers. Suitable for a wide range of 4–8 ohm woofers and tweeters; integrates into passive speaker systems without changing amplifier matching. Practical applications Home audio speaker upgrades: Replace or add a passive crossover to improve clarity in bookshelf or floor-standing two-way speakers. DIY speaker builds: Use as the crossover stage when assembling custom two-way loudspeakers that require steep slopes. Small venue or rehearsal PA: Integrate into passive two-way cabinets to protect drivers and tighten overall system response. What to expect in use Noticeably reduced midrange clutter and tighter high/low separation when installed and properly wired. Consistent behavior across compatible 4–8 ohm drivers thanks to the matched 24 dB characteristics on both outputs. Installation notes Confirm driver impedance falls within 4–8 ohm range. Wire polarity and connections carefully to maintain phase alignment between woofer and tweeter. No additional specifications are listed; follow your speaker enclosure and driver recommendations for crossover point placement and enclosure tuning. Trustworthy, no-frills solution for improving two-way speaker performance while protecting drivers and maintaining compatibility with 4–8 ohm systems.