Full range drivers are definitely divisive
In the last 4-5 years I have had many people visiting my home and listening to my full range system. (I have had more than a dozen different kind of full range speakers from 6 inch to 15 inch, all with heavy DSP of course). Some people fell in love with them after 3 seconds (literally) while others frowned and could not understand how I can love this sound....
It is what it is...
Just to share my very latest learnings in this subject: previously I thought that bigger was better so I moved from 6 inch speakers to 10, 12 and 15 inch ones.
The effortless sound they produce is mesmerizing but you will definitely lose the top end - even when force EQ-d to be flat up to 20kHz. It will measure perfectly (from a frequency response perspective, as you can see in my project threads) but you will miss the details (and I have no idea how to measure treble details)
So I changed my strategy and moved back to smaller speakers, like
these and very lately,
these.
And I use (
properly integrated &
here too) subwoofer(s) to cover below 80Hz
This way I get both the top end and the bottom end perfectly while keeping the nature of a full range driver ('live' sound and holographic presentation and unfortunately I have no idea how to measure these)