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-Peerless dual 8" tower
I designed these towers for use mainly in a HT environment where bass and transient 
performance are a must, but also sound quality is highly important.
The towers consist of dual HDS 8" woofers (850490) crossed at 2.5KHz to an HDS
 tweeter (810653), these will have alot of bass, most likely enough to floor most commercial 
subwoofers, the idea behind this bass response from the towers is so that the speakers 
actually "sound big", I have found after alot of listening to many systems, subwoofer or not 
I always preferred the non subwoofer system, only when the subwoofer is crossed very low was I happy.
This speaker system would also be very high efficiency, 93db. because of this High efficiency
 it would not be hard to drive with a lower powered amplifier.

-Peerless single HDS 8"ers
I have always loved bookshelves, I don't know what about them but I just like them. 
These are similar to the above speakers but instead of dual driver it is single and the 
tweeter is the same peerless one. This is primarily designed to reduce costs and to 
create a sonically matching surround speaker for the above one, it could be implemented 
into either bookshelves of towers, depending on both cost limitations and on placement 
requirements.

-ScanSpeak Audiophile Full range
This design incorporates all ScanSpeak drivers, the tweeter is a D2905-990000 
Revelator dome tweeter, the two midranges are both 13M8640-00 2.5" cone 
midranges, then for the woofers are two 21W8555-01 8" paper woofers. 
This system would have incredible clarity and body, also the cost would pay for 
most house deposits or possibly a small car. A cabinet to suit the design would 
be very very thick and heavily braced to make it completely dead. This system 
would benefit greatly from Bi or even Tri amping.