My main thought was that its tough for a single 3" driver to produce everything from 100hz to 22khz. So if I split the signal between two of them, the load on each speaker should be much less taxing, and thus much more efficient at producing music. Simply put: going from a 1-way to a 2-way speaker, without adding the problems of a passive crossover.
I own everything except the A'Diva Ti (better treble), and the crossover. So just a fun, inexpensive project.
@Timlub: These speakers are single, full-range, and have no crossover. So I don't think (he says hesitantly) that I have to worry about the slope, etc. But I could be very wrong. :-)
I own everything except the A'Diva Ti (better treble), and the crossover. So just a fun, inexpensive project.
@Timlub: These speakers are single, full-range, and have no crossover. So I don't think (he says hesitantly) that I have to worry about the slope, etc. But I could be very wrong. :-)