Dayton ND16FA-6 5/8" Neodymium Dome Tweeter

I'm using these in my car in addition to my Seas tweeters. Currently I'm running a front-stage only 3 way system, 7" midbass in the door, 4" Peerless and 1.25" Seas tweeter in the kickpanels. I'm using these tweeters at dash level to help out the higher frequency response. I crossed them over at 12db @12K and what a difference they make, i'm also using an L-pad. Listening to Steely Dan, each instrument sounds more alive than before installing these little guys. Have great clarity and you can't beat the price.

I built my very first full range speakers using some NOS Radio Shack 40-1354 drivers in a 0.70 cubic ft bass reflex box and the upper end just didn't have quite the "sparkle" I liekd and I read in some Internet audio forums that this little (about the size of a quarter) tweeter could add some help and let me tell you it made my system go from being a 7 out of 10 to a BIG 10!!! I used a 2 uF capacitor in series as a high filter crossover and it worked great. It really has some good overall dispersion and was easy to integrate into my design because it was so small. I'm thinking of adding an L-pad to get just the right level of sound because it is a little higher efficiency than my RS drivers but not by much. I will be buying this tweeter again when I build my Pioneer B20FU full range speakers.

I am building bass reflex full range speakers using the Radio Shack 40-1354 driver and needed just a small inexpensive tweeter to give the speakers a little more "sparkle" on the high end and these tweets were recommended on some DIY speaker forums and their efficiency matched well with the Radio Shack driver. I hooked them up with a 2 uF capacitor for a high pass filter and let me tell you it made my full range speakers go from acceptable to highly acceptable. It adds just enough and maybe a little too much high end. I'm thinking about get some L pads to hook up to the tweets so that I can adjust their volume. A very good buy and will probably get again when I build my Pioneer B20FU full range speakers in some Large Advent cabinets that I have laying around.