If you have a pair lying gathering dust, let me know! The latter has two windings with different AWG sizes, that each connect to the switch on top of the crossover.Ībove: Original, neat and tidy, unmodified Diva crossover. The note is from the previous owner.Ībove: Midrange- and treble coils/inductors.Ībove: The resistors are also all in one place.Ībove: The wood block on the bottom plate holds the big woofer coil in place.

The next pictures are of the same unit.Ībove: All capacitors (bass, midrange and treble) are in one place, which helps explaining the need for so many wires. This particular sample’s wires however are not quite as neat as they normally are, likely due to a previous owner having made changes to accommodate DAX use, then restoring it again.

The midrange ribbon needs tensioning or replacement.Ībove: Diva crossover, wired for use with DAX, meaning that only the crossover from midrange to treble is still passively filtered, the bass and midrange being routed straight from input to output.Ībove and below: Regular Diva Crossover (for full passive use, without DAX). Above: seen from the front, without cover – Midrange and Tweeter Ribbon part (steel cage) removed.Ībove: Foils removed, showing magnets top to bottom – this is what determines a large portion of the Diva’s weight.Ībove: midrange/tweeter steel cage.

Diva picture