Not even sure where I got them, but I think their 4 ohm.

I found a pair of I think Peerless tweeters in an upstairs bedroom here. Honestly, I've looked at so many different things it has become a blur.

Today I've been looking at FR speakers to get an idea about using sreten's suggestion. I spent a good part of last evening looking at tweeters, horn loaded tweeters and drivers/horns. Inductor - I thought you were pulling my leg a bit with the econowave stuff. What sreten is saying () is that you can make use of a different concept with a type of tweeter more like a fullrange or cone driver that will bring down the frequency of the crossover and 'clean' your existent mysterious driver bandpass because it will be delivered by the new tweeter (FR) driver. Two Pi bass reflex: with soft dome tweeterĮight Pi horn: with horn tweeter, Eminence PSD2002, B&C DE250, Tweeter Horn/Waveguide (H290C) here Pi speakers 10' projects kits and complete enclosures/speakers. That would make your life much easier and halfway to the end. to use the drivers/horns/crossover Wayne has available for the HF. If you can control and understand the principles of the crossover (and generally simulating it in any kind of SPICE software available for free) and then having a nice crossover summation in output/phase and all then what you need to understand is -> 3. This is relative to LF and to the same effect to the BSC, also having in account the box front baffle dimensions as you say and the crossover design. The enclosure only works for his drivers (woofer) of course you know that, he uses a special calculation made by him (software) with 'Pi Speaker' alignment what is almost the same to say a PA/sono alignment.

Tayden celestion equivalence