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<blockquote data-quote="helotaxi" data-source="post: 7109125" data-attributes="member: 550915"><p>Why would he need anything different than what he has? If he's not powering the rears, that frees up those channels to run the w3s. Paired with a set of 5.25 components, the midbass doesn't need to play very high at all, certainly not to 600hz. If he was going that high, he would almost be better off going with a 6.5 component set to begin with. The amp that he has is capable of running a bandpass filter on the rear channels giving him a pass band up to 150hz which should work out well with the 5.25s that he already has.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="helotaxi, post: 7109125, member: 550915"] Why would he need anything different than what he has? If he's not powering the rears, that frees up those channels to run the w3s. Paired with a set of 5.25 components, the midbass doesn't need to play very high at all, certainly not to 600hz. If he was going that high, he would almost be better off going with a 6.5 component set to begin with. The amp that he has is capable of running a bandpass filter on the rear channels giving him a pass band up to 150hz which should work out well with the 5.25s that he already has. [/QUOTE]
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