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|    Richard Crowley to All    |
|    Re: replacing 10W tweeters with higher R    |
|    31 Mar 10 17:46:32    |
      5e494a64       From: rcrowley@xp7rt.net              "David (World) Reitter" wrote...       > I have inquired with M-Audio and it turns out they no longer stock       > parts for these speakers.       > So I'm back to my original quest for reasonable replacement tweeters.       >       > I should probably mention that these monitors don't serve any kind of       > studio purpose - I just wanted better speakers for my desk, and near-       > field monitors seemed like a good idea. That should make things       > easier.       >       > What I do know about them is shown below.       > The tweeters themselves say they're 10Wmax (is this RMS?), and I was       > looking for 1-inch dome tweeters with a good near-linear frequency       > response from 1400Hz or so. I'm just not sure what else to look for,       > especially since I don't know much about the original drivers.       >       > HF driver: 1" mylar cone with OptImage dispersion-controlled wave              Since this is an *active* speaker it means that the exact parameters of       the tweeter have less influence on things like crossover performance,       etc. OTOH, you probably won't find the magic "OptImage dispersion-       controlled waveguide" though. IMHO, the physical size and the low-       end response (at least down to the crossover frequency) would be the       prime considerations.              You should research 3rd party sources of OEM drivers and eBay, etc.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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