Being fair and square with my findings!
Well looks like these AIWA SX-N7 three-way with first order passive crossover, stood up to the Apollo 13 dts THX laserdisc without breaking up! There bass response varied differently over the JBL Control 5.
So how did the damaged AIWA SX-N7 handle after my quick fix it solution with superglue and silicon rubber! Did it hold up to chapter 12 yes it did and it produced a nice tympani when the camera pans over towards the mighty Saturn V and tilts upwards there a nice boom located in this direction that peaked at 87dbC in the 62Hz region.
That was good enough for me and I was satisfied I managed to fix the bass mid driver with a bit sweat and practice and nimble fingers. It would be rather hard to find a new driver for it from the manufacture, or replacing each enclosure with newer bass mid drivers that would fit in easily.
Test tones sine wave A&B test was conducted as well.
JBL Control 5
32Hz 60.05dbC
62Hz 79dbC
125Hz 88dbC
AIWA NX-N7
32Hz 56dbC
62Hz 79dbC
125Hz 73dbC
So there it is the JBL Control 5 win with a lower frequency response
, it would have sound better if I could place the active crossover DCX2496 on the AWIA NX-S7, but that would be too nice.