Midbass under 100$


Hi, i have some sonus Faber concertino with a nad 3020

I love their warm sound but they have lost some "health", since I have already built some speakers i thought that i could do it again and build something that sounds like or better that my sonus Faber, the only thing is that when I built my speakers there wasn't so many drivers out there, is was an easy pick, but now, i want to get the best drivers for the price that i can get, could you help me?

 

orcodisco

Well if there is no sub in the box that is better. I quit using 300hz and below on my monitors a long time ago..

A two way is perfect like a MTM. Add your subs as you see fit..

https://www.parts-express.com/speaker-components/speaker-subwoofer-kits

Regards

"Midbass under $100" is going to be a serious challenge.  That being said, the parts-express link that oldhvymec provided is a good place to look.  The Dayton drivers are actually very nice for the money and sound very good for what you spend.  Granted, they are NOT going to have the resolution and impact of drivers such as Seas or Scan-Speak, but with a $100 budget you are not going to do any better.

However, if you are comparing this to the Sonus Fabre Concertino, you are likely going to be dissapointed.

Ok, thanks so what drivers would you choose with a limit of 600$

For 4/6 speakers (2/3 way)

If you want to challenge the resolution capabilities of something like a Sonus Faber, you may need to increase budget a bit, but it's hard to know for sure without trying them all.  As mentioned, Seas and Scanspeak are excellent,...maybe look into SB, Satori, or Morel too.  You may find some used stuff too.... Vifa, Focal, Audax, Dynaudio Peerless, etc.