A full range speaker?

Scratch the T35C002
back to Cresendo.
Yeah I know low is 2K,
W22 Graph high 2k.
Gonna have to xoss at 2khz.
The issue I have with the T35C002, is its too sensitive and has too much gain in the upper register.
The Cresendo will give more **body* to the lower register and will not extend as high. Its a beefier tweeter.
I found the T35C002 has too much sizzle on top end.

Oh yes, I love this Cresendo graph at 2khz, 
~~~90db sens~~~~ 
wowow, thats  super. This is one heck of a  tweeter, 

Cresendo Magnet weight 53 grams vs T35C002 @ 35 grams. 
Cresendo Bestbang tweet,

https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/seas-soft-dome-tweeters/seas-excel-t29cf-002-e0040-crescendo-f...

flat from 16 cycles [lower limit of 32' pipes on an organ] to beyond audibility [over 20k cycles]. bass that doesn't go down that far and that loudly is not going to properly reproduce the full scale of a large pipe organ or even a large symphony orchestra with full-sized bass drum/thunderdrum and concert contrabasses. you've got to be feeling those pants-flapping 32' contra bombarde pipes. 

Omega speakers does an excellent job with their full-range drivers. They have several speakers they call "high output" in which two identical drivers are run but the second is cut off at 200hz so it only adds bass and low end and dynamics (improves efficiency too). Their 4.5-inch driver has great top end extension, is very fast and has a very wide image. Their Alnico driver has better bass, dynamics and excellent tone. Their 8-inch driver excels in dynamics. 

Full range,, hummm lets see,
thinking it all over last night, early this morning.
My best bang bet
~~Seas W26, Says Aluminum, but also has the fantastic Magnesium mixed in. we all HATE the almminum from the 80/s woofers. YUCKKK, but this is a compostie = acceptable.
20hz-1000 hz, simple xover, maybe just run it xoverless.
Like a full range, not sure get with your Madisound tech geek.
This wil be the lower chamber/sepaate from the above mid/high box.
Easy cabinet, sealed, porter, front rear however you wish.
There’s your bass.
Now onto midrange.
Seas W15CH002, yeah I know paper, but here we are not dealing with the issues present in woofer paper resonances. I chose this treated paper over the magnessum Hex neo, to bring in warmth /body in this 1000-3k critical range.
Not sure, either one would work.
I’d try the Nextel W15 1st, doesn’t work, try the magnesium W15 Hex Neo magnet
On to Highs
3k-15k.
Cresendo w/o a doubt.
There is my BestBangBet for a true high fidelity full range.
EDIT>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


No, have to go back on the Nextel W15CH002. 
I much prefer the less warm W15CH002 magnesium, 
I know roels loves the Nextel, 
But I have to stay within the Magnesium family
So Mids 800-3k will be carried by the 
W15CH002 Magnesium.
Sens is low at 85db , that might be a  issue.
This is not the Neo Hex W15, this is the brother with the Ferrite magnet system. Still you get an idea how it voices,, GORGEOUSLY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PEU80loDCQ

This thread made me look at specs.  Many speakers really do well down to 40Hz.  I wonder if people overlook the -6dB tucked away in the specs of many speakers and subs.  Big boxes make bass easily.  But wait, we want a speaker that is full range.  And we want one that has a nice look, a nice profile.  Oops there goes the efficiency.  Here come the monster amps.  Once again I have to hear these relatively small boxes make 20 Hz.  Oh I'm sorry.  My two 10" subs will do 30 Hz at 105 dB.  When I received my subs i asked what it took to get down to 20, he answered a box half the size of a refrigerator.