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Thanks. Yes, OK fit 2000-5000 Hz. As a research guy, I'm amazed whenever data lines up even half decently.
The EV horn tweeters (T35 an T350) were considered SOTA 60 years ago. But barely compare to a $20 soft-dome fried egg tweeter today, except for max loudness. (One of my greatest ever tweeters was made from 9 fried eggs in a semi-circular array.)
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The EV horn tweeters (T35 an T350) were considered SOTA 60 years ago. But barely compare to a $20 soft-dome fried egg tweeter today, except for max loudness. (One of my greatest ever tweeters was made from 9 fried eggs in a semi-circular array.)
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I've always liked the T35 and used it with a tractrix midhorn in my K-horn setup. It does not have that much rolloff imo. That makes me wonder where EV put the L-pad settings for their curve.
Look at that crossover scheme - the tweeter's L-pad is daisy chained from the output of the 8 inch midrange speaker's L-pad. The nominal 3uF cap's feed could be moved easily so the tweeter's adjustment would be independent and there could be a brighter presentation if one wanted one.
Look at that crossover scheme - the tweeter's L-pad is daisy chained from the output of the 8 inch midrange speaker's L-pad. The nominal 3uF cap's feed could be moved easily so the tweeter's adjustment would be independent and there could be a brighter presentation if one wanted one.
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