"Matt Ion" wrote in message
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What it comes down to is, if he want's to merely swap out speakers, he
needs to use coaxials or components; anything else means adding and/or
replacing amps, since the existing amps don't provide a full-range
output.


Why on earth would he want to use a single cone speaker anyway?

Are you just being obtuse for the sake of being obtuse? Obviously he
wanted a single wire he could connect to a set of coaxials because he
didn't realize he could remove the built-in crossover.


Who's being obtuse, it was me who first suggested he do just that, prior to
your first reply.
My sarcastic comment above is a pefectly apt response to your statement :
"anything else means adding and/or replacing amps, since the existing amps
don't provide a full-range output"

Tell us again why he would require a full range output, and please take into
account *ALL* that I posted in my first reply to the OP prior to your
"contribution" to the discussion. I think that one stated that two summing
resistors prior to an amplifier, would "burn up in about 10 seconds" :-)

MrT.