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<blockquote data-quote="joetama" data-source="post: 4497994" data-attributes="member: 564641">I am finally getting around to designing a loudspeaker system around the CSS drivers that I won from Audiojunkies.I am looking at doing a 3-Way design using them as the bass drivers. Right now I am thinking of crossing them over in the 300-400 Hz range. But, other than that I&#039;m not sure what drivers I am going to use.I have been looking at the Seas 27TDFC as the tweeter but I&#039;m not sure. I might just use the Dayton DC-28FC tweeter. Not really in the same class as the Seas but still pretty cheap and I have been pleased with another project I used them on. I would like to keep with a silk dome of some type for this design. So any input is appreciated. I like like to cross it over 2nd order in the 3.5-5Khz range.Now for the mid-range. I have no idea. I&#039;ve been looking at the Dayton RS-100 but I&#039;m not too sure about it since it is considered a &#039;full range&#039; driver. I&#039;ve also been looking at the Dayton RS-52 also. I&#039;ve never built a 3-way before so I don&#039;t really know jack about the drivers. So, mucho input is appreciated.My idea crossover goals are the CSS from 20Hz to 400 Hz 2nd Order.Midrange from 400Hz to 4 kHz 2nd Order and the Tweeter 2nd order at 4kHz.Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joetama, post: 4497994, member: 564641"] I am finally getting around to designing a loudspeaker system around the CSS drivers that I won from Audiojunkies. I am looking at doing a 3-Way design using them as the bass drivers. Right now I am thinking of crossing them over in the 300-400 Hz range. But, other than that I'm not sure what drivers I am going to use. I have been looking at the Seas 27TDFC as the tweeter but I'm not sure. I might just use the Dayton DC-28FC tweeter. Not really in the same class as the Seas but still pretty cheap and I have been pleased with another project I used them on. I would like to keep with a silk dome of some type for this design. So any input is appreciated. I like like to cross it over 2nd order in the 3.5-5Khz range. Now for the mid-range. I have no idea. I've been looking at the Dayton RS-100 but I'm not too sure about it since it is considered a 'full range' driver. I've also been looking at the Dayton RS-52 also. I've never built a 3-way before so I don't really know jack about the drivers. So, mucho input is appreciated. My idea crossover goals are the CSS from 20Hz to 400 Hz 2nd Order. Midrange from 400Hz to 4 kHz 2nd Order and the Tweeter 2nd order at 4kHz. Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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