🔊 High-Quality Dayton Audio 1" Silk Dome Neodymium Tweeter Element - 4 Ohm: A Must-Have for Audio Enthusiasts! Review

Replaced stock tweeters, woke up my factory front speakers but had to buy 150uF capacitors and bass blockers separately

Like the other reviewer I also used this to replace the tweeter in my Polk 70 monitor. It was easy to replace and sounds identical if not better.

I used these to replace a burned out tweeter in a pair of JBL S301 speakers. They are glued directly into the waveguide for a clean installation. You seem to get along well with other drivers.

Works great. Replaced them with some burned out wall speakers that only failed the tweeter and the manufacturer discontinued that series. Perfect for what I was looking for. Sounds good.

I have used new tweeters on my return channel wharfedale evo from the 30's. I have to give credit if necessary, these are very well made tweeters and they sound just as good as they come assembled. These speakers are decent quality and very hard to compete but I'm sure the new tweeters are much softer, warmer but also clearer when needed and handle high volumes well.

Works great. Replaced them with some burned out wall speakers that only failed the tweeter and the manufacturer discontinued that series. Perfect for what I was looking for. Sounds good.

I used new tweeters on my Wharfedale Evo back channel from the 30's. I have to give credit if necessary, these are very well made tweeters and they sound just as good as they come assembled. These speakers are decent quality and very hard to compete but I'm sure the new tweeters are much softer, warmer but also clearer when needed and handle high volumes well.

The tweeter in one of my JBL ND-310 floorstanding speakers has exploded. I couldn't find a suitable replacement anywhere and saw this tweeter. It's 1 inch and I really needed the 3/4 inch. I found a way to mount this tweeter behind a mounting plate using the packaging material. I simply glued the packing material flush to the back of the mounting plate. Then I pushed the tweeter into the housing. It works and just looks great. I can't hear any difference between the original tweeter and this…