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<blockquote data-quote="jdc753" data-source="post: 4796371" data-attributes="member: 572078">hmm, kinda confusing but I would recommend getting a set of tweeters instead of coaxials. To me it would sorta be a step down by going from a component set to a pair of coaxials, specially if you have the ability to filter them and possible go to an active setup.Are you saying that the coaxials would be high passed to 80hz and then the RSD mids would be playing 80-300 or so? I don&#039;t think there is a need to have 2 different drivers playing in the same frequency range. Or I could be misunderstanding what you are saying. Maybe running the RSD&#039;s from 80-300 or so and then the Coaxials 300 and up.What does the rest of your system consist of? HU? Amp? Just curious to where your filtering will be done and what options you have for filtering and such.Hopefully someone else will add in their advice on picking a tweeter to match with your RSD mids and help you out with building up your doors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jdc753, post: 4796371, member: 572078"] hmm, kinda confusing but I would recommend getting a set of tweeters instead of coaxials. To me it would sorta be a step down by going from a component set to a pair of coaxials, specially if you have the ability to filter them and possible go to an active setup. Are you saying that the coaxials would be high passed to 80hz and then the RSD mids would be playing 80-300 or so? I don't think there is a need to have 2 different drivers playing in the same frequency range. Or I could be misunderstanding what you are saying. Maybe running the RSD's from 80-300 or so and then the Coaxials 300 and up. What does the rest of your system consist of? HU? Amp? Just curious to where your filtering will be done and what options you have for filtering and such. Hopefully someone else will add in their advice on picking a tweeter to match with your RSD mids and help you out with building up your doors. [/QUOTE]

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