Originally posted by YoungGun:
How about some good 3 ways? like the polk dX7 for example, any experience with that? Is there any advantages to a 2 way over a 3 way or vis-versa? Wouldn't a 3 way be better?
The implementation of most 3-way triaxial speakers sucks. A good tweeter can play reasonably flat from 4000-20kHz. A good midrange can play from 80Hz to 50kHz. So, why would you need another speaker and crossover to taint the sound?
Here's another option for you: Get some tweeters and crossovers now and you can upgrade the mids later. My first setup was a sub, tweeters, some caps and an inductor, and an amp to drive them all. It sounded a whole lot better and allowed me to postpone some better mids and crossovers which I did later.
