100 watts per channel should be reasonable in most rooms- remember, you only pick up 3 dB going to 200W. That should be an 8 ohm rating. These need voltage, more than big current, though they are around 5 -6 ohms in much of the range. None of this 2-3 ohms stuff.
There's no reason you can't mount the crossovers externally- but I suggest paying attention to the cabling from the midrange and tweeter to the crossovers- I use Cardas SE10; another good choice would be Kimber 8TC for mid and tweeter, 12TC for the woofers. Interleaved or coaxial cables both keep down inductance and minimize stray field pickup.
There's no reason you can't mount the crossovers externally- but I suggest paying attention to the cabling from the midrange and tweeter to the crossovers- I use Cardas SE10; another good choice would be Kimber 8TC for mid and tweeter, 12TC for the woofers. Interleaved or coaxial cables both keep down inductance and minimize stray field pickup.
Comment