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RE: Best Passive/Active Combination of Crossovers for IIIa's and T 1-D's

I am actually quite adept at soldering if the instructions are adequate. I have even done surface mount soldering with a magnifier. I built electrical kits way back, and have kept up somewhat with the skill. If I take my time all is well. The DEQX is on my wish list. I will investigate purchasing the parts and download appropriate instructions to see what I would be getting into for the DCX upgrade. That would give me a temporary improvement, while waiting for a good used DEQX to come up.
What is your opinion of the Kenwoods? The plan would be to use them for the mids and the PF-200 for the tweeters and selling the Rotel.
In the interim, I put a test CD on and discovered that phasing is not correct. I tried inverting the separate drivers with the DCX, but with no improvement. I did it individually. I also separated the mids and tweeters using the ADA PF-200 for the mids and the Rotel for the tweeters. That did give improved results.

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