6FE200 + ST200

6fe200 has no nasty peak at 4kHz, and can go without inductor up to 5kHz, no nasty breakups, plus its 95 dB/watt/m, while 6fe100 is 91...otherwise nothing against it

I used 5fe120 with Neo3 in another project...ok sounding, ordinary efficiency

oh, and forgot...200watts vs 100watts music power handling, not that I ever applied 5 watts to it
 
The 6FE200 and ST200 combo being still used, currently in home theater. Its only 2 channel sound supporting my 3D projector, but I prefer good 2 channel sound to any dolby crap anytime. Can't stand multiple channel sound. My sound for projector is so good, it could satisfy as audio only. Thanks to high efficiency of 6FE200/ST200 combo, just few watts of classA amp are enough for dynamic yet sweet sound.
Supporting electronic consists of JC-2 preamp/signal selector, Behringer Ultracurve eq, active crossover Kaneda 150Hz, JLH mosfet 2x15 watts classA amp powering the 6FE200/ST200 bookshelf, and AKAI 2x70 watts chip power amp powering the woofers.
 

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adason, thank you for sharing your speaker ideas!


I've already heard very positive opinions about 6FE200 and came here looking for a tweeter to match. But looking at the ST200 datasheet, distortion seems way too high: its harmonic distortion curve shows the second harmonic at ~90 dB while the fundamental is at ~115 dB. That's over 5% THD even before accounting for the third harmonic. Surely, this can't be right?..
 
I find lower distortion as benefit is a good compromise. Yes, we need to provide more voltage to the speaker, for the same loudness, but lower distortion is preferable to me. I am not running PA. Almost any amplifier I know benefits from higher impedance. Lots of measurements data on stereophile web page. Every time they measure power amp, it measures better with increasing impedance. Hence my preference for 16 ohm speakers.
 
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Will the RT2C-A handle a 6 dB crossover that low? I used a pair in a 3 way and couldn't cross them lower than about 5k 2nd order without excess roughness in the mids. I ended up at 6k 2nd order and the sound was really nice and open.