I am currently using these tweeters with a Satori MW16P in a 2 way design. I have heard great things about Be tweeters (i.e. Transducer Labs) Are any of those tweeters better that the TW29? I like my Tweeter but have FOMO 🙄😀
The Bliesma range are meant to be the dogs preverbials too. T25 / T34 from memory. Check out hificompass.
Depends what you would like to improve. It's a very nice tweeter.
The Bliesma T34B would be the tweeter to get if you're going to go all out.
What does it give you over the Satori?
- Ability to crossover much lower. You can cross at 1000hz if you wanted. Avoids the woofer's problem areas and gets you closer to a point source.
- Better off axis response in the top octave.
Those three points would make a noticeable difference in the overall presentation.
The T25B would be the choice if you want to keep a similar crossover point.
The Bliesma T34B would be the tweeter to get if you're going to go all out.
What does it give you over the Satori?
- Ability to crossover much lower. You can cross at 1000hz if you wanted. Avoids the woofer's problem areas and gets you closer to a point source.
- Better off axis response in the top octave.
Those three points would make a noticeable difference in the overall presentation.
The T25B would be the choice if you want to keep a similar crossover point.
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Before changing tweeters I'd try re-designing the crossover (I'm assuming you have measurement gear) to somewhere around 2 KHz. Joachim Gerhard designed a SATORI MW16R / TW29R 2-way originally called the Kalasans and now called the ARAs. He crosses over at approx. 2.2 KHz implementing (I believe) LR2 response. So going 3rd order acoustic in the same range shouldn't be a problem. Here's a link to the (rather lengthy) thread: LINK. Page 68 has the final design.
PS - I am biased to crossoover re-design since I find that the most enjoyable part.
PS - I am biased to crossoover re-design since I find that the most enjoyable part.
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