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- Tweeter types - AVS Forum
There seem to be few recent threads regarding the advantages of different tweeter technologies, particularly given that newer models have obviously been released I am curious what people's thoughts are wrt different tweeter types currently available I have personally owned silk domes
- Dayton MB1025-8 Woofer PT2C-8 Planar Tweeter 2-Way. . .
Dayton MB1025-8 Woofer (10" diameter) Dayton PT2C-8 Planar Tweeter (6 5" height) I went with these two drivers for my two way after a lot of considerations but ultimately it came down to bundled price and coupon getting me 3 of each at a feel good price for, because I'm frugal The MB1025 is rated at 95db sensitivity, which I wanted so that I could make up for baffle and anything else with the
- Picture Guide to Replacing Paradigm Tweeter Diaphragms
Most if not all of us who own vintage Paradigms know that tweeter failure is more a matter of when than if To repair them, really it is as easy as sending Paradigm an email or placing a call and ordering replacement tweeter diaphragms, then installing them When it comes time to replace the
- Sonance MAG6R 6 In-Ceiling Speakers - AVS Forum
A 1-inch silk dome tweeter delivers crisp high-end frequencies, while the 6 5-inch glass fiber cone woofer fills the air with deep, resounding bass This Sonance 6 5-inch in-ceiling speaker is easy to install and includes a paintable grille that blends into surrounding decor
- Tweeter testing - AVS Forum
I am wondering about sending a frequency sweep from REW to a tweeter to acquire frequency response data Should I set the minimum frequency to just above the tweeter's resonance, or is it safe to start lower given I am driving it with enough power for REW to be happy with the SPL?
- Ferrofluid failure replacement - B W CDM1 | AVS Forum
The tweeter was secured by three wood screws that went through the tweeter housing into the speaker cabinet Note also the two Philips head screws shown that hold a clamp that secures the tweeter in the housing
- Speakers are lacking treble, tweeters dont appear. . .
Hi guys I have two Mordaunt-Short MS 5 20s wired up to a JVC AX-A372 amp (very old, I know) The woofers(?) on the speakers (the bottom ones) work well and have a nice solid bass etc, but the tweeters(?) at the top of the speakers don't appear to be making any noise at all I use the setup for
- Speaker Placement Advice - AVS Forum
What I am reading is the tweeter (a ribbon tweeter) is very directional With the stage height and the screen placement the tweeter would be at 58" The seating height will be 41" I think this means the sweet spot will be well above the seating position and the highs will be significantly diminished while seated Some options:
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