The Voxativs are not 2 driver coaxials, they are single driver with a whizzer cone. There is a crossover, it is mechanical. The whizzer cone decouples from the main cone at a certain frequency. Essentially, the main cone has a 6 dB/oct mechanical low pass filter.
The Voxativs are capable of a fine image if managed correctly however like the SET amps people tend to use on them they are colored. Many people love this sound. I don't
This can be corrected. Like any full range driver speaker, subwoofers are virtually mandatory. With a two way crossover they will have higher headroom and much les distortion. Removing the low bass from the SET amp should also be an advantage but, I have never used a SET amp so I can not say how other than higher headroom.
I am a dedicated full range driver type person and am thinking about getting a pair of AC-X's and try them out in an open baffle configuration. I would cross over to subs at around 125 Hz to start. So, the open baffle becomes practical. If they do not have to make bass the enclosure becomes much less of an issue.
The Voxativs are capable of a fine image if managed correctly however like the SET amps people tend to use on them they are colored. Many people love this sound. I don't
This can be corrected. Like any full range driver speaker, subwoofers are virtually mandatory. With a two way crossover they will have higher headroom and much les distortion. Removing the low bass from the SET amp should also be an advantage but, I have never used a SET amp so I can not say how other than higher headroom.
I am a dedicated full range driver type person and am thinking about getting a pair of AC-X's and try them out in an open baffle configuration. I would cross over to subs at around 125 Hz to start. So, the open baffle becomes practical. If they do not have to make bass the enclosure becomes much less of an issue.