Recommendations - Alternative CDs for MT122

It is funny how the most expensive drivers available almost always get pushed straight away on here. 

I've got several P-Audio BM-750's and I love 'em. On a decent horn they hold up well up to around 17kHz . I've also tested them against the original B&C DE-750, as well as several JBL, Beyma and other drivers. They are great - and won't need a bank loan, like so many others.  

"With a $2,258 list price, I suspect this compression driver will find its way into very high-end theater speakers and PA systems, where detail and timber at high volume levels is essential. Beryllium has an outstanding sound quality and excels at detail and definition, so making a compression driver diaphragm from this material has been highly successful"

Oo ok, im convinced.

i just did a quick checkup on the RCF nd950-2 and found that 700~ price.

toutlehautparleur.com is a good find, are they to be trusted? never heard of them.

P-Audio is some thaibrand if i remember correctly? never worked with some of their product, but been to thailand several times, when it comes to PA and speakerequipment in general.....

its mostly big and loud and cheap, in thailand the most important thing when it comes to a gift is the box its wrapped into, the gift itself is secondary. so when i was at a party or festival (were they have countless foodstalls) they have big PAs that sound like a tortured trashcan.

i will give P-Audio a look.

whats your opinion on the BMS 2230 horns im using? i have nothing to compare, every hornspeaker here is diy.

At the cheaper end of the scale, Nigel@leanbusiness still has some 2" Celestions on sale for £90. I think they are CDX20 3075.