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<blockquote data-quote="Doxquzme" data-source="post: 8863855" data-attributes="member: 689267"><p>I just love the ability to effectively cover that 500-3500 Hz band with a driver that does not require that i cut an extra hole in&nbsp; the door metal. Almost seems like the dome mid was designed for car 3-way use in a car. While a like a small-sh cone driver, can&#039;t argue the effective use and ease of installations these drivers provide - especially with an active DSP system, seems like the best way to upgrade my 2-way system. I&#039;m going to get them, put the rear fill t-ways on passives, move the FDP-4.600 to power the front 6.5&quot; and the rear 6.5&quot; two way with passives, run the AC 4.300 to the (new) front mid/tweeter configuration. OI really like these Pioneer dual layer Twaron fiber 6.5s and the aluminum tweeters are very nice too. That gives me 150 watts to the 4ohm 6.5&#039;s, about 65 watts to the mids and 50 watts to the tweeters. Thinking that x-over points will be 500/3500. With the DM 810&#039;s option for 12/24 db Linkwitz-Riley x-overs, should bea nice setup!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Doxquzme, post: 8863855, member: 689267"] I just love the ability to effectively cover that 500-3500 Hz band with a driver that does not require that i cut an extra hole in the door metal. Almost seems like the dome mid was designed for car 3-way use in a car. While a like a small-sh cone driver, can't argue the effective use and ease of installations these drivers provide - especially with an active DSP system, seems like the best way to upgrade my 2-way system. I'm going to get them, put the rear fill t-ways on passives, move the FDP-4.600 to power the front 6.5" and the rear 6.5" two way with passives, run the AC 4.300 to the (new) front mid/tweeter configuration. OI really like these Pioneer dual layer Twaron fiber 6.5s and the aluminum tweeters are very nice too. That gives me 150 watts to the 4ohm 6.5's, about 65 watts to the mids and 50 watts to the tweeters. Thinking that x-over points will be 500/3500. With the DM 810's option for 12/24 db Linkwitz-Riley x-overs, should bea nice setup! [/QUOTE]

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