I presume you are asking because you really want them.
specs are specs, dispersion in an enclosure is ___? what space is another.
I recomment you buy thee a SPL meter, tripod, check the output
a. close up, 1 foot away, right in front of the driver, compare tweeter output to right in front of the mid range output where they are before you buy them. hopefully ok or too bright, you can fix that.
b. in the existing listener's spot
c. your home, forget close, now from your listening spot.
you need a CD player and test signals.
this cd, tracks 9-38 is extremely helpful.
inexpensive meter, just checking more or less here or there
make sure it has bottom threaded hole for tripod use.
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My speakers from 1958 (new enclosures) have level controls to adjust the midrange to the woofer and the tweeter to the midrange, and the hardest: left to right. both main system and office (just restored AR-2ax's that I forgot also had factory level controls.
Point is, a seller specializing in AR restoration modified a too-efficient tweeter to be compatible with the midrange, he added a coil on the back of the driver.
Meaning, if you want them, and the tweeters are too bright, you can tame them. too dull, plan on replacing them whenever