Impressions- I was initally horrified at the quality- a HUGE peak at about 3.5-4 Khz, very "shouty", and difficult to listen to. Over the next three hours, both I and my wife noted that the response smoothed out to a huge degree. The difference was so apparent, even my wife(who is not blessed with "golden ears") was agreeing. The upper registers, the sibilants, the hissss of the cymbals, all opened up, and the response peak at 4K disappeared.

Loud? Yea. We got it... 75W RMS when crossed over at 2kHZ or above.
On the horn I used, it was about 6 db more than I needed , so I was listening mostly to the horn- but I did have the 6DB/octave top end compensation in the crossover (an EV professional piece)

Overall, for about $58.00, a good value.

I knew woofers need breakin, the tweeks claim even wire does, but I never heard a compression driver change so much in the first few hours. (course, these were new, and I buy lots of used stuff...)

Larry Acklin