JPSWanberg

If you want to stay "mostly" Sundown, get a 4 channel Sundown amp and run the RF's active. JPS

definitely interested in the drivers sans passives.

Jacob, seems like a nice middle size between the e's nd the sa's. What volume will the 8s work in sealed? Thank you, JPS

I agree with Hispls about Stephen and his "factory" in Simi Valley. He refurbished a home amp for me. Incredibly talented and knowledgeable. The only factory that i have visited that was even cooler was Manley Labs in Chino.JPS

I may have to rethink my dynaudio mw 162 and md 102's.

Jacob, what is the tweeter material - plastic, metal cone or silk?

audison lr 5.1 (voce 5.1) now. expensive but very good.

Jacob, Three Quick questions: What box size do you recommend for sealed/ported for these? How much power can they handle on a daily basis? No SPL Deathmatches, just lots of loud clean bass on a daily basis . How efficient are they with 1W? Closer to the SA 8 (80 db) or the SD 10 (86 db)? Thank You, JPS

Fmods are 2nd order high or low xovers (unpowered active - I know it is an oxymoron, but that is as close as I can explain it) at a fixed frequency. They can be cascaded into 4th order x-overs (using a -3db module and two 2nd order Fmods). They can do the job, but their x-over points are limited, which means that you have less tuning abilty, and you won't get the most out of your system. Higher power Sundown 4 channels have 4th order x-overs. Use those if you can. JPS

Jacob, the motors on the mids look similar to illusion audio. Is it just because this is the easiest way to mount a motor for a shallow mid/woofer or is there some common dna? JPS