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items: Anyone here use the little .75 neo PE tweeter?
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Anyone here use the little .75 neo PE tweeter?
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description: Any good? What would be the best x-over point with the NSB's? Also, are there any Freq. Response graphs for the NSB on the web? Thank you.
creator: Mark D.
date: 2005-05-06T06:57:41-00:00

Re: Anyone here use the little .75 neo PE tweeter?
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description: I've heard the small P-E Neo tweeters and they are very good for the money. Of course can not cross them too low (suggest > 3000 Hz). Frequency response data (on almost all of the drivers that they sell) are available on the P-E site. Look up the part number and click for the response curves .pdf to view. Notice that the NSBs have major issues in the 5000-10000 range.
creator: Jim Griffin
date: 2005-05-06T11:02:19-00:00

Re: Anyone here use the little .75 neo PE tweeter?
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description: Thanks Jim. Those NSB's look ugly from 1,400hz right on up. But I think I may have found the answer to my future array project. Take a look at this little 3 incher and let me know what you think. http://www.zaphaudio.com/audio-speaker18.html I think with a little work I can get a very good x-over with the PE neo dome and this 3" driver. I'm going to buy a few examples of each driver recheck the T/S on the woofer tester 2 and run it through LspCAD. I really didn't want to spend $9 per mid/woof and $4 per tweet but I have a good feeling about this combo. For any real bass these of course will require sub(s)
creator: Mark D.
date: 2005-05-06T17:28:14-00:00