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<blockquote data-quote="ciaonzo" data-source="post: 8563026" data-attributes="member: 607015">That&#039;s a great option for a tweeter as well. I definitely pitched the first one from a budget perspective but also because it sounds pretty sweet for that dollar amount. I haven&#039;t found a better sounding tweeter at that price point.I&#039;m telling you, Grimy. You should totally use the coax drivers for the frontstage. They don&#039;t look like much but they sound really nice right from the start. They only get better as you apply EQ or whatever. Just use the focal drivers as extra midbass help.<a href="https://www.parts-express.com/tymphany-a16cg-21-04-6-1-2-coaxial-speaker-w-audax-t--299-275" target="_blank">https://www.parts-express.com/tymphany-a16cg-21-04-6-1-2-coaxial-speaker-w-audax-t--299-275</a>When you start attempting active with mids and tweets, you need a lot of flexibility with filter points and slopes in order to really pull it off. You also need EQ and TA for true refinement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ciaonzo, post: 8563026, member: 607015"] That's a great option for a tweeter as well. I definitely pitched the first one from a budget perspective but also because it sounds pretty sweet for that dollar amount. I haven't found a better sounding tweeter at that price point. I'm telling you, Grimy. You should totally use the coax drivers for the frontstage. They don't look like much but they sound really nice right from the start. They only get better as you apply EQ or whatever. Just use the focal drivers as extra midbass help. [URL="https://www.parts-express.com/tymphany-a16cg-21-04-6-1-2-coaxial-speaker-w-audax-t--299-275"]https://www.parts-express.com/tymphany-a16cg-21-04-6-1-2-coaxial-speaker-w-audax-t--299-275[/URL] When you start attempting active with mids and tweets, you need a lot of flexibility with filter points and slopes in order to really pull it off. You also need EQ and TA for true refinement. [/QUOTE]

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