As a design the Jubilee’s are much more interesting to me compared to the DD67000 Everest’s. Basic physics, really; the Jub’s are (more appropriately) taller, their midrange/HF horn is somewhat bigger to actually support directivity control lower in frequency and down to the cross-over to the LF section, which would also result in a sonically bigger sphere and more relaxed presentation, and not least the Jub’s are horn-loaded in their entire frequency spectrum to aid a higher efficiency (even though they use a peculiar LF horn loading of not only the front wave of the driver inside, but as well a ported section of its backwave) and more proper match with the MF/HF horn above. When you factor in that the Jub’s come in below half the price of the Everest and are an active design to boot, the choice to me is clear.
