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<blockquote data-quote="BrianChia" data-source="post: 3652149" data-attributes="member: 576132">I&#039;m actually listening to them right now on a custom pair of bookshelf speakers along with Dayton RS 150s. They are quite amazing for the price. Very smooth and neutral sound. I also tried the 27TBFCG, the aluminum version, which is excellent as well but the fabric dome sounds much more neutral and open in my opnion. You won&#039;t be disappointed at all.I crossed it over at around 2200 hz with acoustic LR3 slopes. The high pass is an electrical 2nd order. The low pass is an electrical 3rd order with a Zobel. Impendance peaks at around 11 ohms at the crossover point but it is broad and fairly flat. About 3db of baffle step compensation.This combination works out well but I would say it is pushing it as far as the high pass/low pass limits of each driver. You would not want to cross the Dayton over any higher because it&#039;s got pretty bad breakup but and the tweeter really shouldn&#039;t be crossed over and lower. LR4 or LR6 slopes may be more desirable but this config sounds great to me and I was satisfied with the outcome, especially at the price point.I would post pics of the final product but I don&#039;t have a camera. I&#039;ll try to borrow one later if I can.<img src="http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/1605/freqrespxy5.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrianChia, post: 3652149, member: 576132"] I'm actually listening to them right now on a custom pair of bookshelf speakers along with Dayton RS 150s. They are quite amazing for the price. Very smooth and neutral sound. I also tried the 27TBFCG, the aluminum version, which is excellent as well but the fabric dome sounds much more neutral and open in my opnion. You won't be disappointed at all. I crossed it over at around 2200 hz with acoustic LR3 slopes. The high pass is an electrical 2nd order. The low pass is an electrical 3rd order with a Zobel. Impendance peaks at around 11 ohms at the crossover point but it is broad and fairly flat. About 3db of baffle step compensation. This combination works out well but I would say it is pushing it as far as the high pass/low pass limits of each driver. You would not want to cross the Dayton over any higher because it's got pretty bad breakup but and the tweeter really shouldn't be crossed over and lower. LR4 or LR6 slopes may be more desirable but this config sounds great to me and I was satisfied with the outcome, especially at the price point. I would post pics of the final product but I don't have a camera. I'll try to borrow one later if I can. [IMG]http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/1605/freqrespxy5.png[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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