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Seriously though...for no longer than it would take you to slap them into the mid real quick...it's seriously worth a shot to see what affect it has on the sound in your system. It really may not drop the stage as much as you think it will.
As was mentioned....you measured resistance with the DMM, which is different than the nominal impedance. The nominal impedance (the "average" load it will present during normal operation) is probably 8ohms as stated on BA's site.
Personally, I don't think you should spend the $$ on switching them out. Spend a little time with a good EQ (whenever you get one), and work on relocation if possible and I think you will come to like the BA tweeters and not have the problem you presently are.
Might reverse the phase. Might be further attenuation. I don't know off hand...like I think someone mentioned, call BA or your local dealer and ask.
LOL....I had a 400w x 2 @ 4ohm amplifier on my old BA Pro6.5's. Next to my horn setup, that was the loudest **** frontstage I'd ever heard. With just the Pro's playing (no subs, no other speakers), it would seriously get loud enough to pop your ears. That painful pop like when rising to a high elevation...yeah, it was nuts. You could seriously hear my highs from further away than you could hear my bass.....and I had four 12's in that setup....LOL. You could hear them clear as day inside houses that were a couple of houses away from my car //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif Like, able to make out the words, identify the song, etc.
Now, I doubt I was actually giving them 400w RMS per side, and chances are those people aren't truly giving them 300w RMS for more than possibly milliseconds. But yeah...with high powered amps, BA speakers can absolutely scream!
