The midi range, not the tweeter, is the most important driver in a speaker.


Grrr - I can't edit the title. Of course I meant "midrange."

Of course, this is not up for debate. I’m just posting something every real audiophile understands.
erik_squires

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@erik_squires ..Agreed, and my RTA’s and eq’s do as well. I’m monitoring both line And the ’room’ (the latter w/a calibrated mic into a ’stand-alone’ unit). Mid-range, as approached by the bulk of the ’conventional’ speakers marketed, is where voice and instruments Are....

And, Yes, the crossover is where the crux is....*serious stare*

And, this is Why I’ve moved to a digital xover since I don’t rely nor listen to a ’one box wonder’ for my ’listening distraction’. ;)

My ’reference’ amt’s will reach down to 500hz; below that, the sub picks up @ around 150hz.

That leaves a very important gap that’s important to infill. Currently I’ve using 6" with a 6" passive, quick enough to keep pace with the amt’s. And be x-overed to not compete with the subs.

The big issue for me is a woofer that’s fast enough to keep up with ’what’s above them’. *L* We all have our ’issues’, I guess....;)

...and I’m just an ’outlier’, anyway...
...and my Walsh are an entirely different animal...as well....

But, that’s what ’memory files’ is for...*L*

(*ah* Re 12/1 @ 12:04am: One has to watch what one ’trolls’, even if only in jest....’flame wars’ start with less.... ;) *G*)