Zerone 1 Pair 2" 4Ohm 30W Silk/Polymer Composite Dome Tweeters Treble Speaker HiFi Stereo Heavy Bass Car Loudspeakers

first off, these look fantastic and high end. I replaced my silk domes on a set of top of the line (for Jamo anyway (which is made my Klipsch)) to see if what I had heard about the improved dispersion was true. True and more. These literally opened up the room will balanced wide stage highs that for once, are the equal to 300w sub. They sound clearer, cleaner, and more exact in the reproduction of pretty much every kind of music. No more hissing on cymbals, no more narrow band of highs...the highs fill the room and mix the way that the music had intended them to.I will be replacing every silk dome that I have on my system with these...I feel like I just stepped to the next product level with just the addition of these tweeters.

sounds good but it doesnt last.

I used these for home bookshelf speaker project, as well as a two way component setup in one car . Now i also have them in i a three way setup in another car . I have always loved the sound characteristics of the peerless dual ring radiators in all of my audio projects since the early 2000 s, and gave these a shot back in February. Since then i have purchased several pairs and havent got a bad one yet. with the right speakers to accompany these and the right tuning and placement , they help make such a good soundstage that you almost forget that your setting in a car.

One of the few open back tweeters that work well in an open baffle application. Eliminates the need for a second rear firing tweeter. Very reasonably priced.

Love 'em! After about 2 days break-in, they really sound great. Crossed over at 2000hz in a tri-amp setup.Going to get more before they go up!

I've ordered these tweeters on three different occasions. The first set I ordered sounded great and had no issues. The second set had some variation in impedance measurements through DATs V3. The third set were not even remotely the same impedance measurements and it was very audible. It was so bad that it failed the rattle and buzz test through DATs with a known good tweeter. I'd caution that quality control on these are a bit hit or miss.

To Whom it may Concern:I bought this tweeter to help out a friend and replace a few speakers in a monitor for him. Here are the Small parameters as I measured them if anyone could use them.Exported from the Dayton Audio Test System: DATS** Piston Diameter = 32.41 mm* f(s)= 856.3 Hz* R(e)= 5.395 Ohms* Z(max)= 10.99 Ohms* Q(ms)= 1.722* Q(es)= 1.66* Q(ts)= 0.8453* V(as)= 0.009794 liters (0.00035 cubic feet)* L(e)= 0 mH* n(0)= 0.3532 %* SPL= 87.58 1W/1m* M(ms)= 0.3372 grams* C(ms)= 0.102 mm/N* BL= 2.428* K(r)= 1.696* X(r)= 0.1177* K(i)= 7e-06* X(i)= 1.135

They are almost Identical to the Peerless by Tymphany XT25SC90-04 . The only deference I can see is the phase plug is copper . I own both . I am very impressed with the smooth airy response they provide . I have been working on eliminating the soft dome tweeters in every thing I own . I used to think they were great until I got to listen to a pair of Ring Radiators . You will not be disappointed with these . Especially for the price .