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PRO 002 M2
$73.00 each

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This a slightly larger diameter version of the PRO 002 M aluminum concave dome tweeter. The extra face plate area makes them easier to install by allowing more gasket room. They are also more compatible with many, many other tweeters used over the years, and as such make a better drop-in upgrade for other brands of speakers.

They are designed to be mounted in a 2.6" to 3" diameter hole, which has been enlarged on two opposite sides to allow for the terminals. The connections are 0.200" male spade lugs. The faceplate is machined from non-resonant black ABS with an attractive textured front surface. They are drilled for three #6 flat head screws or bolts (not included).

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A: Outer diameter 4"
B: Hole diameter2 5/8"
B1: Rivet centers2 3/4"
B2: Edge of "ears"3 1/4"
C: Total depth7/8"
D: Magnet diameter2 9/16"
E: Magnet structure height0.7"
F: Mounting circle3 1/2" (3)
G: Rabbett depth3/16"
H: Nominal VC diameter0.8"
J: Winding length0.18"
K: Gap height0.12"
 
Fs 1380 Hz
Re4.2 ohms
Ie72 uH
Xmax0.06"
Qmn/a
Qen/a
Qt~ 0.9
Vasn/a
Sensitivity90 dB
Power40 w rms

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(Warning: photo is linked to a very large copy)

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The PRO 002 M has a smaller, 3 1/2" diameter faceplate. I recommend the PRO 002 M where space is a serious consideration, and the PRO 002 M2 for general use due to to its "easier to mount" dimensions.

There are several other tweeters in the "M" series, originally developed to replace the tweeters in certain EPI models. The magnet structure and specifications are the same as the PRO 002 M. You may find their shapes and sizes useful, so they are also available for your DIY projects.

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1. I built the first pair of prototypes one inspired (or bored?) winter evening. The faceplates were tediously carved from Masonite, by hand, using primitive tools. I used this pair in some refurbished speakers for my bedroom surround system, but not before taking a couple of photographs:

2. Here is a photograph of one built using a pre-production sample faceplate in March 2002:

built with sample, 3/20/02

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