Which Novice DIY Kit?

Here are my choices:

The Vifa studio kit from Madisound

The Seas Cygnet kit from Madisound

The D'Appolito from Parts Express

I'm really only looking for two channel stereo sound with good imaging. I will most likely add a sub and amp later on if I'm not satisfied with the low frequency response. This is my first home audio system so I wanted to keep the cost reasonable and the install simple. I'll be using these kits with an Onkyo universal DVD/SACD/CD player and Onkyo 8522 stereo receiver. I feel 100wrms per channel should be enough for any of these speaker kits. I chose these kits because they allow me to be "hands on" as far as the electronics and assembly without having to do any woodwork. I am no carpenter. I chose the Onkyo receiver and DVD/CD player due to their good reputation as being quality items at reasonable prices. Any thoughts or opinions would be appreciated.

BTW. I tried to post links to these kits but I haven't reached the five post mark yet. Sorry.

Thanks for the reply. There were some good projects on the link you gave me, but they are a little more labor intensive than I may be ready for right now. I don't have a jigsaw or router and am in now way a carpenter. I was looking for something with the woodworking part already done. I can solder the crossovers and speaker leads and do any additional drilling that might be required. I'm leaning heavily towards the D'Appolito at Parts Express. Do you think this is a good choice? All the data looked pretty good to me. They said it has a flat rersponse all the way down to 100Hz, but the graph showed some pretty good response lower than that. That probably doesn't matter much because I want to add a sub later any way. I was thinking of using these as mains with some 24" stands. Thoughts?

Thanks for the response. You're right about about the multi page threads. It seems that everyone who builds these projects comes up with a different bill of materials(BOM) or way of building them. There are so many projects and variations of those projects that it makes your head spin! But it does make me want to go out and build something RIGHT NOW. The Natalie P's really caught my interest. The MTM design looks great. I could order the cabinets from PE and find some way to make the apprpriate cutous for the drivers and the port. How hard is it to use a router or jigsaw anyway? Could I just take the cabinet to a Lowes and get the cutouts done there? If I can find a way to get past the woodworking "hurdle", I would be off to the races on these things by now. If I can't find a way around this, I'll probably just go with the D'appolito. It seems like a pretty decent kit in its own right. I just don't know if it is on the same level as the Natalie P.

I may just bite the bullet and buy a router and circle jig. It can't be too hard if everyone else around here is doing it(right???). I'd hate to have to rely on someone else to do the woodwork as I'm pretty sure that this won't be my last project. The parts express enclosures have replacement baffles anyway. If I screw up, I can always replace it. I'll definitely invest in a dust mask though. I hate saw dust!