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What Grant said.....

Posted by Marc Bratton on November 22, 2009 at 21:25:42:
I have done both to my 12's, and would not want to be without either one.
I did the Ed Morawski crossover upgrade first (bypassing the Solens he suggested with Jensen oil caps), which made the things sound smooth enough that I thought I might be able to live with them. The MyeStands enhanced clarity, attack, decay, focus, instrument timbre and bass...not bad. I'm sure Gunning 'em would do even more, but that's some serious gelt. You could do the crossover upgrades for not too much scratch, and then add MyeStands down the road. Or, make your own solid wood panels, go nutz. If you think you might want PG to Gunn 'em down the road, I'd go ahead and just do the Morawski crossover upgrade, because it'll make 'em livable while you're waiting to send 'em to PG. He's going to pretty much gut the crossover, put in his own selected components anyway, so I wouldn't necessarily goldplate the crossover mods. The 12's are great speakers, but you'd never know it, the way they come from the factory.