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I just bought a pair of beat up Klipsch KG 3.5 2-way speakers and I was wondering if it would work very well to convert it to 3-way speakers using all new new woofers? Is the project feasible? What kind of a crossover would I need? I know you guys are probably sick of these kinds of questions but any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks.
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Why not just ad a subwoofer, or a powered subwoofer to each speaker?
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to my mind it depends on how good the existing 8" unit is as a mid driver; or, the 8" may be a good woofer, and you could add a good quality midrange unit .
re:'What kind of a crossover ' - two options, active or passive; active will give the best results but more complex, - essentially it's what Sdclc suggested, but you may want to make the crossover higher than a 'sub' would go; passive you can go the whole 3-way hog or do it the easy way and use a .5 way woofer
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