Speakers for vocalists

El -- good point! Problem, as always, is determining the right x-over frequency from one cord to the other. Indeed, recent studies have shown that these differ from one human to another -- hence making the choice of spkrs x-over frequencies a very personal matter... Cheers

Gregm...Maybe God knew what he was doing when he designed the human voice. Just joking, but it always surprises me how many technical "inventions" have parallels in biology.

In a dynamic loudspeaker the FJ's do a great job with vocals as do the Zingali's.

I have another horn set up.---I don't /won't try to say this is the best. But if you get a chance listen to the SAP Quartets.Don't have a clue where they stand with the A Gs---or any other horn but for the Lowthers;which I know well, and these make 'them' sound like toys.

Try the SAP J2001 speakers. I love the vocal from these wonderful horn.