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<blockquote data-quote="ciaonzo" data-source="post: 8638704" data-attributes="member: 607015"><p>I agree with your comment for the most part, it won&#039;t make much difference in the end for high power guys. As long as it has the throw. It sure looks like the new Sundown cone, not sure if it&#039;s the genuine article. I would imagine it has to be close for stiffness and it certainly has more mechanical run-out. The spider and coil are not the genuine article but they are very nice quality copies with the same dimensions. The spider has a bit more resin than TC spiders but they loosen up nicely and get much quieter over time. I&#039;ve had plenty of them in my hands, they&#039;ll get you the stock sound and performance. But you&#039;re right, the leads can be a limitation for some folks who are really throwing down power. He offers lots of 10x3 spiders with beefier types of leads, and an 8 layer coil with the same dimensions, so you could really step up the power and reliability of that driver in a rebuild.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ciaonzo, post: 8638704, member: 607015"] I agree with your comment for the most part, it won't make much difference in the end for high power guys. As long as it has the throw. It sure looks like the new Sundown cone, not sure if it's the genuine article. I would imagine it has to be close for stiffness and it certainly has more mechanical run-out. The spider and coil are not the genuine article but they are very nice quality copies with the same dimensions. The spider has a bit more resin than TC spiders but they loosen up nicely and get much quieter over time. I've had plenty of them in my hands, they'll get you the stock sound and performance. But you're right, the leads can be a limitation for some folks who are really throwing down power. He offers lots of 10x3 spiders with beefier types of leads, and an 8 layer coil with the same dimensions, so you could really step up the power and reliability of that driver in a rebuild. [/QUOTE]

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