blown left tweeter & harsh shrill center -(replacement needed HELP)

[johnny45]

iv got a blown left tweeter on one of my
BIC Acoustech Platinum Series PL-89 tower speaker

all treble an sound during sound test is a noticeable 10db's lower an diract test reads nothing above 5587hz)
& my center a Klipsch Reference Series RB-81 II sound now very harsh shrill no matter how a adjust my eq or my crown amp output
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(right now in mono-block mode sensitivity at 1.4v gain knob at 1 o'clock)
(setting lower sensitivity to .775 doesn't help)
my receiver is a emotiva xmc2 with diract live full bass management

iv had the xmc2 3 years an l,r,c speakers an use for avg 12hrs a day for
6years so i want to get some replacements an need help with the picks
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my desired prefs are

bookshelf or tower with dual 8in drivers

sensitivity 90 to 94dB

4 or 8 ohms 200watts rms handling (would prefer 4ohms)

low fq min of 50hz

warm sound config before audio calibration

220$ max that includes sh&tx for each

color doesn't matter

would like to get through amazon an
if possible get with amazon monthly payment option on my debit card

 

[Golfx]

You have admirable desires that display an understanding of what you want. You do not have a very adequate budget though. Warm sound?? This could mean bright??
https://www.crutchfield.com/g_37900/Bookshelf-Speakers.html Crutchfield allows you to display speakers by price. I noticed Klipsch are on sale. Perhaps you can also find them on amazon. Klipsch has a reputation for efficient speakers that are presented BRIGHT which could mean warm I guess to some.

 

[TLS Guy]

You have admirable desires that display an understanding of what you want. You do not have a very adequate budget though. Warm sound?? This could mean bright??
https://www.crutchfield.com/g_37900/Bookshelf-Speakers.html Crutchfield allows you to display speakers by price. I noticed Klipsch are on sale. Perhaps you can also find them on amazon. Klipsch has a reputation for efficient speakers that are presented BRIGHT which could mean warm I guess to some.

I think bright is the antithesis of warm. Klipsch are definitely not warm.

I think this guy likes to play his rig loud. In his budget he will not find a decent speaker he will not blow.

Good sound and high spl. without speaker damage is only going to occur at the upper end of the price bracket.

I would make one other point, if you play any speaker loud then it needs to cross to the tweeter no lower than 3,500 Hz, otherwise the tweeter will receive too much power and blow, unless it is a highly efficient horn design. Even then you have to select carefully.

Designing a high spl accurate speaker is a formidable undertaking as there are many pitfalls.

 

[Kingnoob]

iv got a blown left tweeter on one of my
BIC Acoustech Platinum Series PL-89 tower speaker

all treble an sound during sound test is a noticeable 10db's lower an diract test reads nothing above 5587hz)
& my center a Klipsch Reference Series RB-81 II sound now very harsh shrill no matter how a adjust my eq or my crown amp output
___________________________________________

(right now in mono-block mode sensitivity at 1.4v gain knob at 1 o'clock)
(setting lower sensitivity to .775 doesn't help)
my receiver is a emotiva xmc2 with diract live full bass management

iv had the xmc2 3 years an l,r,c speakers an use for avg 12hrs a day for
6years so i want to get some replacements an need help with the picks
____________________

my desired prefs are

bookshelf or tower with dual 8in drivers

sensitivity 90 to 94dB

4 or 8 ohms 200watts rms handling (would prefer 4ohms)

low fq min of 50hz

warm sound config before audio calibration

220$ max that includes sh&tx for each

color doesn't matter

would like to get through amazon an
if possible get with amazon monthly payment option on my debit card

crown amp are designed for pro speakers, so get some of those .

 

[lovinthehd]

With your budget think used is a better option....or maybe diy.