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I have just noticed that my one of my old Sony speakers's tweeter has
stopped working. I have isolated the fact that it is the tweeter itself and not the internal wiring. I have looked online and see that I can buy replacement tweeters, but since the speakers are so old there are no details on them, therfore I was wondering if anyone could help me on deciding the wattage of the tweeters that I should buy. The speaker is "100w nominal & 200watt music" (from the back of the speaker) does the tweeter need to be 100w or 200w or can it be lower, IE 50w? I have seen 50w tweeters at reasonable prices. I thought that the wattage sent to the speaker might be split over the woofer, mid and tweeter, and wondered if there was a way of knowing the ratio and therefore working out how big the tweeter should be, in terms of wattage. Or am I going about this all wrong?!!! Regards & Thanks in advance. Tim. |
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