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Very disappointed :-/
I've bought this tweeter for a custom bass cab I was building... it ended up sounding decent but the quality is so low that the thing created a strange rattle when I played thru the cab. Had to modify the routing for a different tweeter. :-(
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PR
Pretty good.
Used in my 1kw per side sound system. In series with 2 "power line" peizos, (3 piezos in series) . The old power line started crackling after 12 years of disco abuse at high volume. The mpt 177 is still (on test) if it blows, it blows, but after 3 all night discos it still sounds good, I hope it's gonna be OK.
I cannot find much hook up info on it, but wired in series, piezos seem to last OK, sharing the load in series, being in series also seems to soften "that piezo sound" a little.
I don't push my ears against them, I judge the over all sound and its as good as before when on the amps limits.
Thomann got it to my home in 3 days. At almost 1/2 the price of ebat or amadon.
I cannot find much hook up info on it, but wired in series, piezos seem to last OK, sharing the load in series, being in series also seems to soften "that piezo sound" a little.
I don't push my ears against them, I judge the over all sound and its as good as before when on the amps limits.
Thomann got it to my home in 3 days. At almost 1/2 the price of ebat or amadon.
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JC
They usually require a 47Ω resistor.
I'm powering 2 of them in parallel with the Precision Devices PD.615C002.8 and a cheap 8Ω 15-inch woofer using the LM386 at 15 volts (the N-4 version), which prefers 16Ω loads or higher (otherwise it overheats) - but when I short the 47Ω resistor I get serious audio problems.
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