Please Identify This Cross Over

[HIRISK]

Hi All,

Can someone please tell me the brand of this crossover?

Thanks in advance.

[Carbon 34]

Hi All,

Can someone please tell me the brand of this crossover?

Thanks in advance.

Logo doesnt ring a bell but the guts and layout look common to a few brands

Why do you need to know ? curious

[HIRISK]

Logo doesnt ring a bell but the guts and layout look common to a few brands

Why do you need to know ? curious

Thanks.

Basically I am trying to identify all my audio components in the car (new car - so I did not fit / install any of it).

This is in the rear, I just pulled the rear boot trim down to look behind and saw these, but the weird thing is the speakers in the rear parcel shelf are MB Quart RMF160 which are, from what I understand, part of the MB Quart RVF 216 Component Speaker set up.

This is why I am confused as the cross overs do not appear to be MB Quart which makes me worry the rear set up is bastardised from different bits and pieces.

Looks like I should pull the trim right off and try and see what tweeters are up in there.

[Carbon 34]

Thanks.

Basically I am trying to identify all my audio components in the car (new car - so I did not fit / install any of it).

This is in the rear, I just pulled the rear boot trim down to look behind and saw these, but the weird thing is the speakers in the rear parcel shelf are MB Quart RMF160 which are, from what I understand, part of the MB Quart RVF 216 Component Speaker set up.

This is why I am confused as the cross overs do not appear to be MB Quart which makes me worry the rear set up is bastardised from different bits and pieces.

Looks like I should pull the trim right off and try and see what tweeters are up in there.

The cover isnt mb quart mb quart logo is in red and black on those

the parts inside look of mid range quality cost wise so not junk it might be a japan brand logo

of a normal local brand ? Mb quart speakers are easy to ID compared to normal brands

And sound good

I wouldnt worry if the xover is a bastard as long as both sides are the same , the xover points on a vast amount of tweeters is very close to the same point in khz (5-7khz)and mids around 180hz-4500-6khz @12 db

Sometimes the circuit boards say the brand? they pop out easy in most cases