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Thanks ;)

Thanks a lot for this additional info`s!

Yes, a stereo-amp per side would be on the safe side for shure. Allthough I get the impression it might not work with a single amp, I would be happier using less electronics.

@ widget:
I think I know what you mean. You have owned the Everest 66000 if Im correct and I believe those AL1501 woofers are a little bit more precise than the LE14H-3´s... Not mentioning the...

I get your idea of an augmented bass similar to the 4435 or everest models. You´re absolutly right, for that purpose the LE14H-4 should be the choice.

I´m looking for woofers that are smaller in...

Could you please explain your thoughts?

Why shouldn´t dual LE14H-3 work if dual 2235 work?
I would use these below 300hz...

@widget:
Very insightful, thanks for sharing your experience.
The LE14H-3 should behave similar to the 2235h as they use the same motor and voicecoils, shouldn´t they?

I had a look at the Array...

@widget:
That´s a good idea, for shure. Right now I´m not looking to buy a specific amp, I`m rather trying to figure out if such a project makes any sense.
If I would know that most amps wouldn´t...

Hi Richard,

thanks for the specs on the NAD amps.
These should work....

I had a look at models like the Accuphase E-480 or Yamaha A-S3000. They state the usual 4-16ohms impedance requirement...

I would like to build a passive diy-speaker using 2 lowfreq. woofers.

Unfortunatelly almost all JBL´s like the 2235, LE14h, 1500FE, 2216nd are 8ohms... Using 2 woofers per box sums up to 4ohms...