Best Visaton BG 17 8 Ohm Alternatives

Based on 1 reviews

Some of the best midranges I've heard, and I've heard many. Sound is well-rounded and detailed without harshness or objectionable distortion at high levels. Certainly hi-fi quality. Roll-off behavior is very good - textbook 12 db/oct above 5,5 kHz and almost no cone break-up modes to speak of; good dispersion even at higher frequencies; can easily cover the most critical range of 250...5500 Hz. Doesn't need a complex crossover to sound good - in fact, I'm using none (except the active one for bass/mid separation), the driver's natural roll-off is good enough to successfully pair it with a tweeter. And yet robust - they can take some low-frequency abuse...

Based on 1 reviews

I bought these as a replacements for some burned out main drivers on our satellite speakers in a small bar. They sound very good with a surprisingly wide and even frequency range. I have them running with a pair of 15 subs and they comfortably handle fairly loud music when necessary. the build quality is great. No complaints and a reasonable price.

Based on 2 reviews

From the specs sheet I thought it could handle a little bit of lows/mids but unless you cut it high it's useless. My fault, probably, but it can't handle anything without a powerful filter. So I've made a smallest cab for it... money thrown out of the window. Shame 'cause I've only had good experience with other Fane woofers.