I don't think you can just swap the tweeter without having some knowledge of the crossover design. One common and easy way to "tame" a tweeter is by adding a resistor in series with the tweeter to lower its amplitude. Just be aware that nothing short of trial and error can yield any meaningful results. The easiest approach is to experiment with different off axis listening positions until you find one that suits your taste.
Stand alone tweeter?
Dear all,
I think my speaker’s HF sounds too harsh, I have tried all possible acoustics treatment that I can afford and repositioning it, however it still sounds harsh.
I am not good in DIYing, and the dealer said that the tweeter is ok, and for now my budget doesn’t allow me to buy new speakers.
I understand that there are stand alone super tweeter, but is there any stand alone tweeter?
What is considered best to produce smooth HF?
Thanks alot in advance for any advice
I think my speaker’s HF sounds too harsh, I have tried all possible acoustics treatment that I can afford and repositioning it, however it still sounds harsh.
I am not good in DIYing, and the dealer said that the tweeter is ok, and for now my budget doesn’t allow me to buy new speakers.
I understand that there are stand alone super tweeter, but is there any stand alone tweeter?
What is considered best to produce smooth HF?
Thanks alot in advance for any advice