MCM 53-1080 often goes on sale for $3 or $4. So what does that get you? Cheap build quality, gotta be careful with the plastic faceplate. It uses a standard 104mm cutout with side terminals, though. It has a weird suckout at 7k that also has a 3rd order distortion spike - it also has a wiggle at 7k on the impedance plot, otherwise it looks good. I have been playing with it with four different 6.5" woofers the last two nights and think it is well worth the price. I have been crossing it over between 2.7 and 3.5k, but it should play a little lower than that if excursion is not an issue. Of course, this was not 100% flush mounted, about 1/8" of the frame sticks out.
Here is a FR grab on a 9.25' baffle, 3.5" from the top and centered:

The broad dip from 1.8 to 4k is probably more the baffle geometry than the tweeter itself:

Here is distortion at ~85 db:

Low sensitivity, I am guessing around 87db or so.
So there you have it, this is the only sample I have so I have no way of knowing if this is a typical unit or not. It was cart filler at MCM one day.
Here is a FR grab on a 9.25' baffle, 3.5" from the top and centered:

The broad dip from 1.8 to 4k is probably more the baffle geometry than the tweeter itself:

Here is distortion at ~85 db:

Low sensitivity, I am guessing around 87db or so.
So there you have it, this is the only sample I have so I have no way of knowing if this is a typical unit or not. It was cart filler at MCM one day.
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