Mixing speakers: no way to get good results?

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Hello! I just acquired an empty 2x12" bass cab. It was born as a 2x12"+crappy piezo tweeter. It's split in 2 internally, vented on the front. Probaboy something like 60-70lt each chamber.
I'd want to put new speakers in it but without spending a ton of money.

I was considering to mix speakers from the same "family"... these two:

http://www.fane-international.com/downloads/Fane Sovereign 12500LF DS030513.pdf

http://www.fane-international.com/downloads/Fane Sovereign 12250TC DS030513.pdf

In pure theory I shouldn't need a tweeter if I use the TC, so would save money and troubles with the crossover.

I could go for two TCs but I'm a bit worried about their capacity in the lows department (even if I like clear, full_range sound it's always a bass cab after all!).
Any thought? I guess the phase could be a nightmare mixing speakers but they're not too different, maybe I could be lucky.
 
Thanks for your reply... maybe I should go for a 12 200 and the TC? They should be almost the same.
They're not on the same orizzontal axis:

https://www.google.it/search?q=swr+...UICCgC&biw=1920&bih=955#imgrc=0VV0-NJcLkhYuM:

I think putting a piezo on top of a 12 is pretty bad... there's a huge hole in the response, expecially off-axis. Basically you have "boom" and "hiss" but not "honk" 😀

This is the 12 200... the LT and TC versions should be evolutions of this woofer:

http://www.fane-international.com/downloads/Fane Sovereign 12200 DS030513.pdf
 
I THINK I could live without the tweeter if the TC is bright enough.
On my other cabs I have a wonderful CIARE PT383 soft dome tweeter but commercial stuff with very metallic sound is too harsh for me, unless there's a mid (and this obviously mean the tweeter is cut pretty high).
I made a cab with the 12 200 a few years ago... reflex, tuned low.
Can't say it sounded "superb" but was pretty loud for the size and price.
 
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