Theoretically, but I wouldn't recommend it. The MW16P is one of the finest 6in midbass drivers on the market, arguably top in terms of having a very wide linear bandwidth, but it's still a midbass driver and wasn't meant to be used wideband per se. The object behind it having a very wide bandwidth was to allow a little more choice in terms of crossover frequencies and to make it easier to implement lower-order filters (which have less phase-shift) without needing a bunch of extra notch filters to suppress unwanted breakup modes in the stop-band. The cone profile is not optimised for use as a single-driver; the polar response / dispersion narrows quickly at higher frequencies -not a major issue for a multiway speaker, but not so good for a wideband driver, since it will only be usable over a very narrow listening axis, outside of which the HF rapidly falls away.