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<blockquote data-quote="Bartak1" data-source="post: 1286474" data-attributes="member: 557210">Yes, they are getting more than 50.&nbsp; I have them on a RF 301s, which is 75 watts per channel.Im not sure if I want to go 8 ohm much, 40 ish watts per side just doesnt seem like very much power to me, I dunno.&nbsp; I was thinking I could always get 2 8 ohm speakers per side so I can have 4 ohm on the crossover, and the extra speaker would probably make up for the difference from 40 watts to 75.&nbsp; But I barely have room for one speaker per side, let alone two.I dont know if I want to do an active crossover for the drivers in the RE comp set.&nbsp; They really arent impressing me much.&nbsp; For the money, yes they are impressive-for really good sound quality-not really.&nbsp;&nbsp; Im sure crossing them over higher would help some two, but its not going to help the woofer any.A while back I was looking at the Dayton Reference Classic 6.5 woofers, which I can get in 4 ohm, and maybe the Audax TM025F1 tweeters (8 ohm I would have to get 2, I can prob find room for 2 tweets though)&nbsp; Not sure exactley how I would mount them for good imaging either since they arent swivel or anything like that.&nbsp; 2500 Hz xover might be to low for them also.Hmmmmm.Been thinking of trying out some planar tweets too.**** Im filling my head with to many ideas.Oh yeah, anyone have any experience with the Dayton mid and Audax tweet I mentioned above.&nbsp; Iv heard good things about them, but havent heard them myself, I was just kind of going to take a shot in the dark with those back then.&nbsp; Had a 3k or 3.5 k (cant remember now) passive xover picked out for them.I had that little system picked out before I got my RE RE&#039;s, and I wouldnt want to get them if they arent going to do any better than the RE&#039;s.EDITReason: Went retarded when typing post</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bartak1, post: 1286474, member: 557210"] Yes, they are getting more than 50. I have them on a RF 301s, which is 75 watts per channel. Im not sure if I want to go 8 ohm much, 40 ish watts per side just doesnt seem like very much power to me, I dunno. I was thinking I could always get 2 8 ohm speakers per side so I can have 4 ohm on the crossover, and the extra speaker would probably make up for the difference from 40 watts to 75. But I barely have room for one speaker per side, let alone two. I dont know if I want to do an active crossover for the drivers in the RE comp set. They really arent impressing me much. For the money, yes they are impressive-for really good sound quality-not really. Im sure crossing them over higher would help some two, but its not going to help the woofer any. A while back I was looking at the Dayton Reference Classic 6.5 woofers, which I can get in 4 ohm, and maybe the Audax TM025F1 tweeters (8 ohm I would have to get 2, I can prob find room for 2 tweets though) Not sure exactley how I would mount them for good imaging either since they arent swivel or anything like that. 2500 Hz xover might be to low for them also. Hmmmmm. Been thinking of trying out some planar tweets too. **** Im filling my head with to many ideas. Oh yeah, anyone have any experience with the Dayton mid and Audax tweet I mentioned above. Iv heard good things about them, but havent heard them myself, I was just kind of going to take a shot in the dark with those back then. Had a 3k or 3.5 k (cant remember now) passive xover picked out for them. I had that little system picked out before I got my RE RE's, and I wouldnt want to get them if they arent going to do any better than the RE's. EDIT Reason: Went retarded when typing post [/QUOTE]

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