Dear @lee_r_allen : ""
In my current system, the mid/bass drivers handle both the midrange and mid bass, down to the 24dB sloped crossover point at 55 Hz. I think the wider bandwidth the mid/bass drivers handle results in just a bit of compromise compared to the dedicated midrange driver. ""
Absolutely rigth about that " heavy " compromise for that speaker driver.
You own very good quality system but your speakers as any other passive two way design develops high levels of IMD and THD rigth on that speaker driver.
I think that you can forget for ever the Revels if you mates subwoofers with the Micro Ones crossing both: subs and main speakers at 80hz-90hz or even 100hz.
In that way you liberates the Mini Ones on those frequencies that are developing the " problem ".
The rewards that comes from that crossover changes are outstanding. I think you could try it.
Btw, the best self powered subs you can mates with any main speakers is the Mini Sub by EA not your JLs.
R.
Absolutely rigth about that " heavy " compromise for that speaker driver.
You own very good quality system but your speakers as any other passive two way design develops high levels of IMD and THD rigth on that speaker driver.
I think that you can forget for ever the Revels if you mates subwoofers with the Micro Ones crossing both: subs and main speakers at 80hz-90hz or even 100hz.
In that way you liberates the Mini Ones on those frequencies that are developing the " problem ".
The rewards that comes from that crossover changes are outstanding. I think you could try it.
Btw, the best self powered subs you can mates with any main speakers is the Mini Sub by EA not your JLs.
R.