Building crossovers

@arya -

      Don't be dismayed, should your new parts sound less than ideal, upon first listen.

      The better the dielectrics used in construction, the longer the capacitors will take to sound their best.

                                                              ie:

https://gr-research.com/capacitors/#:~:text=Budget%20polycaps%20will%20typically%20experience,consistent%2C%20but%20fairly%20gradual%20improvements.

        Also: the better caps will (usually) have their outer foil lead marked, to help with optimum orientation, in specific applications.

                                                               ie:

                  https://audience-av.com/oem-diy-parts/a_applications/

Would anyone be interested in building me a new upgraded crossover.

@arya: Danny at GR Research has several guys who build his speaker kits (including crossovers) for those lacking the tools, skills, and/or desire to do it themselves. I imagine having one of them build you just a crossover is possible, so contact Danny. He's a very down-to-earth, friendly guy.

Once again thanks for all the help.

I've had crossovers built for me by people who repair my brand. I would look for someone who repairs/refurbs Maggie's.