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20th November 2009, 01:33 PM
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When selecting a replacement tweeter...
Section 1:
Should one be looking for a sensitivity level EXACTLY at the speaker's overall sensitivity including the crossover? Or a few DBs higher? This is assuming that I only know the overall sensitivity, and can't find the specs for the tweeter alone. Section 2: The stock tweeter is an inexpensive-looking polyamide dome, but it actually sounds pretty good. To get even finer details, I should choose a metal-dome and not a soft-dome, correct? This is assuming that the midwoofer is a 4" and made from treated paper. It has good inner detail. |
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