New Peerless Tweeter

[Wolf]

Borrowed from Google... Obviously a copyrighted strip.
Wolf

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The Corundum Conundrum!

[fdieck]

Ay,Corundum!

[Wolf]

I do when an 8" 2-way requires a tweeter this robust. Go away, Cheesehead, I'm sure you have a stockpile too!

Later,
Wolf

[martyh]

I'll be ordering a pair...
Wolf

Dude, you have tweeters that are almost as old as your underwear.  You don't need more.

[Wolf]

I'll be ordering a pair...
Wolf

[Ranis]

That looks like a new (to me) style of terminals on the back.  Aside from that it looks like its could be a real performer and hopefully easy to work with. 

[Pete Schumacher]

Same moving mass as the D25BG08-06 but with a LOT lower sensitivity.
But it does have longer Xmax and slightly lower Fs.
I'd love to see the distortion performance.

[olu78]

I really began to wonder whether this tweeter and its counterparts would ever hit the market. Design work on these units dates back to around 2013, though the datasheets I have are from 2014. The entire series is characterized by long excursion under-hung motors, laden with copper, and metal domes. A few models feature 102mm ferrite magnets, and in-excess of +/-1mm linear excursion. I am very curious to see measurements on any of them. They appear to have what it takes to be excellent performers.!! Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk

[brkitup]

Wow. That corundum dome from Peerless looks very interesting and really high end for the asking price. Copper cap, underhung coil, rear chamber, low Fs, etc. It even has a removable grill like the Transducer Labs units. I guess we don't know the distortion specs, but it really seems like a $200 tweeter. https://www.parts-express.com/peerle...eter--264-1676