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RE: What attributes make a driver a good match for a SET?

While generally a good design concept, you're going about it backwards. You should first choose the drivers which will create the soundfield in the room, THEN choose the amps to power them.

Also, for best sonic quality, I'd avoid putting a crossover in that 300-400 Hz area, since that is smack in the middle of many musical instrument's range. Better to drop it to 150-200 Hz or even a little lower.

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Edits: 05/18/17
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