Legion

So I finally decided to tear apart my door to put my window back on track, and in my usual fashion, I broke something else in the process. The victim this time happened to be the tweeter.

So simple question - what's a high quality replacement that will fit in the factory location? I want it to look as close to factory as possible. TIA.

standbackimapro

You can get the Infinity reference 1021T, there black and dont have any markings on em

Legion

^^ Expensive little suckers. Are they really high quality or...?

fcm

What kind of system are you running that you would want to replace a stock tweeter with a "high quality replacement" one? 94

PS, with quality comes expense.

JSPECSIR

why dont you just call pioneer parts and order another set of the oem ones. the pioneer part number is on the magnet.

mechanix619

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x2

If you don't have a set of aftermarket components adding an expensive tweeter will offset things. Personal opinion, I've had Infinity components and their tweeters are too harsh for my ears.

Legion

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PS, with quality comes expense. </TD></TR></TABLE>


It's a drag car, so the system has long since been removed for weight savings... Just factory speakers w/ an alpine HU now. But I play music non-stop to drown out the plethora of loud noises I have to endure during daily driving.


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Oh. Maybe I'll try that.


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x2

If you don't have a set of aftermarket components adding an expensive tweeter will offset things. Personal opinion, I've had Infinity components and their tweeters are too harsh for my ears. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I just figured that if I have to replace the tweeters, I might as well upgrade in the process, especially since aftermarkets are generally cheaper than OEM replacements.