Obviously Jean-Pierre must have been fascinated by the famous Wilson Audio products and found out that he simply had to make a clone for himself. It's a huge project making a clone of the Alexandria X2, but as you can see above Jean-Pierre began anyway and he was confident that he could do it. He decided to use Focal 13" and 16" woofers for the bass section, 2 pcs ScanSpeak 7" for the midrange and Focal tweeter with inverted Beryllium dome. As rear tweeter he selected a Tang Band Ribbon Tweeter

Comment from Jean-Pierre:
Now we talk! Is sounds good! and it works fine, Oufff......

Concerning the bass I know thats sound strange but the result is terrific, deep bass, solid, and good control, see the description for more detail at: Wilson Audio

The result is excellent. I have never heard such a top quality product for the DIY project, it's very easy to use and the sound is comparable to products of very high quality

After many tests and adjustments, the result provided increase in clarity, resolution, transparency, and sound staging. The most notable improvement with the DCN was the feeling of lifting a blanket that had covered the Loudspeakers

The upper-mid range became more open and lively, with greater clarity and transparency. Recorded detail became more prominent, but not in a forced or analytical way, I really feel it's alive, open and more.... the bass is tight and in control