Bass mid & trebel filter circuit or pcb layout needed

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A user is building a custom audio setup using old tape recorders and amplifiers, seeking a filter circuit to combine left and right audio inputs into a single bass output for a subwoofer. They have two tweeters and two speakers but only one subwoofer. The discussion includes a mention of crossover circuits, which direct high frequencies to tweeters and low frequencies to subwoofers. The user has an amplifier for the subwoofer but is looking for specific circuit designs. Assistance with the circuit layout is requested to complete the project.
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hi every one
i happened to have some junk tape recorders and amplifiers
so i set about making myself a deck with a cd drive
i have two tweeters two speakers but one sub woofer
i want a filter circuit so that i can take the left right inputs and get one bass input for the subwoofer.
and iwant to make the circuit myself.so if anyone can help tell me
thanks to the helper in advance.:smile:
 
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Here are some common "crossover" circuits. A crossover is a device which sends high frequencies to a tweeter, and lows to a subwoofer.

Note that you will probably have to further amplify the signal to your subwoofer.

- Warren
 
i do have an amplifier for the sub but where are the circuits?
 

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