Rolls SX 21

Crossover

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Latest User Reviews

4 years ago

Very good indeed.

Perfect sound balancing tool, match your sound to the venue very quickly.

I use this between my Mackie mix 5 and my E400 t, amp, hi & lo outs of my Rolls, into the 2 stereo channels of the E400, one E400 out goes into a massive, passive 18" reflex bass cab, the other E400 out, goes into a passive 10" with horn. I'm solo & looper, doing medium rock to regae from last 50 years. I have a destinctly mono sound without any effects. My sound is clean and powerful enough for big & busy bars. The Rolls really kicks up the ability to "make them have it". A great little tool.

I must mention that the other main "out" of the Mackie mixer goes to my active monitor.

7 years ago

Great device, simple and to the point, use it with an octaver.

I?ve been looking so long for this little thing. When you use a Boss OC-3 in the polyphonic mode you can filter the ugly low-mids out with the Rolls and your guitar gets an enormous depth on the low strings. Before I had to use a stupid 19inch machine, but this one nice fits on my effects board.

8 years ago

Really good portable crossover

Used in my bass rig. A really handy bit of kit. Small, compact and easy to use.

11 years ago

Brilliant bit of kit.

Use this on a 12-string bass; have to sat I was skeptical given the size of the unit how hit would perform, but perform it has. It's set up in such a way that I can route the lower bass frequencies to a regular bass set up and the higher (octave) strings to a fuzzier setup/guitar amp. Brilliant.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Rolls
  • Released in 2008
  • Average price : $184
  • 2-Way mono
  • Range: 50 - 2500 Hz
  • 6.3 mm jack inputs and outputs
  • Adjustable input gain
  • Adjustable output gain per output
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