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    Posted: 13 January 2012 at 12:41am


required specs> able to play as low as 2.5k comfortably, 150w rms

any recomendations out there?
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The B and C DE35 range is 3.5k to 18k. Recommended x\o point is 5k. Not sure that you'll get a good sounding tweeter at 2.5k. It's the lower hf from a tiny diaphragm that's the problem
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required specs> able to play as low as 2.5k comfortably, 150w rms

any recomendations out there?


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Edit....

Didnt read the question properly.  that's what happens when you stay up till early hours of the morningLOL

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Originally posted by tweeter box tweeter box wrote:



required specs> able to play as low as 2.5k comfortably, 150w rms

any recomendations out there?


I dont think such a thing exists?

Even the former industry standard 2402 would only play down to 3khz,and was rated at 40 watts.

Cant you mount a 1" exit driver on a small horn instead? Even then you will struggle to find one rated at 150w rms...you would need a 2 inch with a 4 inch diaphragm to achieve that power handling.


Edited by jbl_man - 13 January 2012 at 9:21am
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haha, thought id give it a try incase i missed something out there Embarrassed

Ian whats the highest power handling JBL bullet ?? im sure i remember seeing a 70w bullet but no idea about model numbers
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Nope,they have allways been 40 watts Tweets at 3khz ,obviously crossing them at 7k is going allow higher a power handling,subject to a clean signal.

I did find this in a search for you....at 7 inches across its the size of a small bucket,and probually comes from Mr.Wong's factory in deepest China,not really a professional product,probually aimed at the car audio market i reckon,its looks like they took a JBL 2402 and put it on steriods..3 inch voice coil,and an "alleged" 500w power handling,but gawd knows what it will sound like?



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Description
  • 3'' Titanium Super Tweeter
  • Die Cast Aluminum Frame
  • 3'' High Temperature Kapton Voice Coil
  • 150 oz. Magnet Structure Weight
  • 500 Watts RMS Power/1000 Watts Peak Power
  • 4-8 Ohms Impedance
  • Ferro Fluid Enhanced Voice Coil
  • Sensitivity: 112dB
  • Frequency Response: 1.5k-25kHz
  • Single Pack in Gift Box
  • Mylar Crossover Capacitor Included
    • 7'' Diameter/4.5'' Mounting Depth
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    we use these in JA
    BOSS AUDIO TW50 5" 500 Watts Peak Power Bullet Tweeter

     not sure if you can get them here in the uk, but if you can get them give them a try they sound proppa!!Thumbs Up


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    Obviously 500w is a peak rating but they still handle some power, I would probably say 80-100w

    • 500 Watts
    • SPL: 107dB
    • Frequency response 2-25kHz 
    • Strontium Magnet Structure  
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    I would treat those specs with a very big dose of salt.
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    I agree, but I have to admit they do sound nice. I use the JBL2402 but diaphrams too expensive for them. and I know I might get shot for saying this, but to me these are better for the way like our sizzle in JA.
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