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According to the file name the first is the Seas ;-)

My speakers have a sensitivity of 90 dB so I cannot really comment on that. But if your using Hypex amplifiers it should not be a problem. Excluding any hiss/hum introduced due to non balanced connections from miniDSP to amplifier.

I have been using a miniDSP Flex 8 for my four way stereo speaker setup. I very satisfied. It bests my previous Linux with CamillaDSP Setup in terms of convenience and usability. My use case is both music and movies/TV series. Easy switching of presets, because it has Bluetooth,I don't have to...

Lovely.

Hello, If you want loud, as in 125 dB continuous, in an somewhat attractive package I can recommend the Ascendo Live 15 It's a superb 12" Coaxial from PHL mated to a custom made 15 inch (sub)woofer. Best of luck on your speaker quest. Michael

The megalomaniac in me wants to pair it with two 18" subs....each side.

I made a mistake that was the link to the old version... There is a newer version.

For the price it's a very good driver. There was a good review with a lot of measurements on the German site: "hifi-selbstbau.de" but unfortunately it seems to be no longer for free... The only real weakness of this driver is it's power handling / SPL capability and it is recommended to cross it...

I have a quick question for all avx17 owners that use Linux: When using the USB audio input does the avx17 appear as a 17 channel USB device? Any info would be appreciated.

I really like the PHL Coaxials. Especially the PHL X30-4590 You can choose your own compression driver but the BMS-4544 seems to work pretty well. That's going to be my next project :-) Paired with two 18" subs :-)

I'm also a fan of coaxials. I just noticed that hifiklubben released two new 2-way designs based on large PA coaxials: Vestlyd V12C Vestlyd V15C Sadly not active and I can find no measurements on their site.

Hello, I also have DIY Speakers that use KEF coaxials that you might find interesting, in my case the ones from the LS50. They were not built by me but a fellow DIYer that wanted to get rid of them and I had a similar project planned so... : They are each paired with two parallel Dayton...