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I agree very much with Steve's points on crossover frequencies. It's why I always push 2-way over 3-way whenever possible (depending on the room of course). The humorous part is that the entire discussion over the last couple of pages STILL doesn't make for good sound when the source material is a godawful "near field remix". :P
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