Solen vs Hovland caps

Thanks for the info but i bought these as kits and did not assemble the crossovers as i am a novice at this but not afraid to solder/assemble. The crossovers are 2.7khz 3rd order butterworth,solen caps,16ga air inductors and link resistors.The boxes are 3/4 mdf and are 8w,16h,9d the tweeters are something i requested as normally the tweeters are 9300's.I bought five of these but i only want better parts for the two for now for 2 channel listening.Could these xovers be redone or should i have someone just make me new ones based on the above?If i have someone make me xovers with the best parts will they fit inside the cabinet,or should i count on a seperate box crossover? And last but not least does anyone hear want to build these for me,or recommend someone? thanks

Ears, In repsonse to your question about re-doing your crossovers, please consider trying a quaisi-second order design. These crossovers are probably the best kept secret in the audio design world. Only a handfull of manufacturers use it, and it is one of the most sonically benign designs out there. I cannot say enough good things about this crossover topology. One day everyone in the speaker design world will wake up and use this incredible crossover. Please, Please everyone out there: WAKE UP! PLEEEEEEZ!

Ehider, your advice came a little late as i had them built over from sratch.The new xovers are all hovland caps and alphacore inductors and the improvement in the mids and highs is phenominal.Much better detail,soundstaging resolution and even bass than what the solens had.This cost 300.00 including labor as i had mark at menuscis make these.The improvement is like upgrading your cdp from a 1000.00 player to an 8500.00 player.This upgrade is by far the best i have ever made at any cost,no ic's pc's or isolation devices could compare to this improvement,not even if you added all of these at once.Now i am going to be modding my sacd/cd player with blackgates ect and as soon as i get the service manual in the mail,i will be ordering some goodies to replace the crap parts that come in most gear.