[Eagle_Driver]

Hmmm... That woofer would require an amp rated to handle 4-ohm loads (in fact, I am guessing that its rated impedance is 4 ohms) - but my receiver advises against using speakers whose nominal impedance rating is lower than 8 ohms.

BTW, that 1024 woofer claims a 28-3500Hz response, but without that all-important dB tolerance rating!

And 2500Hz is still too low of a frequency to cross most tweeters at! In fact, many tweeters should be crossed over at 6000 to 8000 Hz for best performance.

 

[Budgie]

Here is the two way designed with that woofer-

http://www.speakerpage.com/K08T21.htm

I own a pair of these, and they sound quite nice. I compared them to a pair of Vandersteen two ways, and found these to be much better.

 

[kwkarth]

Quote:

Originally posted by Daniel Pumphrey [size=xx-small]RS (accidentally) makes some good speakers sometimes. I have a set of the Old Pro LX-4 matched from 10 sets my brother had. These came before the LX-5 and had a small vented wooden enclosure. The drivers are a Linaeum dipole tweeter and a special 4" Kevlar woofer. This is one of the finest speakers I have heard when combined with the proper subwoofer. Actually sounds great with the old Advent passive sub. These have become a cult classic worth many times the original price. Dan [/size]

They use a Linaeum monopole tweeter.