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5th October 2010, 12:54 PM
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Jaycar CT2511 piezo compression driver opinions?
I want to use this down to 2k in a budget HT setup.
Replacement Tweeter for CS-2516 - Jaycar Electronics Any opinions on it? It is a replacement for the 12" CS2516 foldbacks. 12" Foldback Speaker - Jaycar Electronics |
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5th October 2010, 09:57 PM
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I know they're cheap, but I'd steer away from using piezos that low. Crossed over properly, they're good from ~ 4KHz or so & up. For a 2 way, I'd stick with a conventional tweeter, this one is good value
HiVi K1 [K1] - $29.00 : Darcher Audio
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