I think you'd be better off with a Woofer-Assisted Wide Band (WAWB).
It's like a full range, but with a woofer added. One driver handles 300Hz to 20 kHz. The big advantage is the crossover stays out of all the delicate areas, and from 300Hz upwards you have a point source. Obviously plenty of cons to this as well.
I suggest if you want to try this out look into a Madisound kit. They even h ave them for desktops.
Best,
Erik
It's like a full range, but with a woofer added. One driver handles 300Hz to 20 kHz. The big advantage is the crossover stays out of all the delicate areas, and from 300Hz upwards you have a point source. Obviously plenty of cons to this as well.
I suggest if you want to try this out look into a Madisound kit. They even h ave them for desktops.
Best,
Erik