Dahlquist dqm9 c speakers with Ragnar crossover upgrade

Dahlquist dqm9 c (compact) speakers. With Ragnar crossover upgrades Regnar crossover upgrade on its way, thats why the price went up. I used to run these with my tube gear and they sound awesome. The last year or so they been run by my McIntosh 6 channel amplifier in my bedroom. Everything works as it should. (Hey now don't laugh at my radio shack speakers on top (they are NOT original ). Check reviews and pricing. No grills. Please know my price is FIRM. THANKS DARRIN {contact info removed} Dahlquist DQM-9 is a 3way, vented-enclosure system constructed in a conventional box format (unlike the well-known Dahlquist DQM-10). Since the woofer-compartment ports open to the rear of the cabinet, the speaker should not be placed closer than about 6 inches from the back wall, and the installation instructions also suggest floor placement on low stands. The DQM-9 uses 3 matched drivers made by the West German firm of Magnat, by whom Dahlquist is licensed. The drivers are vertically aligned, and all visible metal surfaces are finely finished. The 11inch woofer has an edge-wound ribbon voice coil and operates up to 450 Hz. The midrange employs a 5inch c1, also with an edge-wound ribbon voice coil. The tweeter, which takes over above 3,500 Hz, is a 1inch dome radiator. The enclosure of the DQM-9 is made of a special particle board (also apparently of German origin) whose several layers of wood particles increase in density toward the outer layers of the board. The side walls are formed of a combination of 3/4 and 5/8inch boards coated with a damping material on their inner surfaces. The entire exterior of the enclosure is covered with 3M "Nextel," a grey material resembling flocking that is said to damp surface resonances and lower the "Q" of the cabinet. The front baffle is covered with a black flocking material to control diffraction effects. The black, acoustically transparent grille cloth is held in place with magnetic fasteners at the corners of its wooden frame. According to Dahlquist, the...