Tweeters
BMS 4544 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 80 W
B&C Speakers DE680TN Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 110 W
Celestion CDX1-1731 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 40 W
B&C Speakers DE680TN Compression Driver, 16 Ω, 140 W
RCF ND350 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 50 W
RCF CD850 2.0 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 110 W
Eighteen Sound ND1030 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 30 W
FaitalPRO HF143 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 100 W
LaVoce DN14.30T Compression Driver, 16 Ω, 110 W
Oberton ND44 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 40 W
LaVoce DN14.301T Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 110 W
Eighteen Sound NSD1095N Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 50 W
FaitalPRO FD375 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 35 W
B&C Speakers DE254TN Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 25 W
Eighteen Sound NSD1095N Compression Driver, 16 Ω
B&C Speakers DE780TN Compression Driver, 16 Ω, 110 W
LaVoce DN10.17 Compression Driver, 16 Ω, 55 W
B&C Speakers DE25 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 50 W
B&C Speakers DE780TN Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 50 W
FaitalPRO HF1000T-8F Compression Driver
RCF ND340 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 50 W
DAS M-80 Compression Driver, 8 Ω, 85 W
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The tweeter is responsible for air, cymbal shimmer and spatial detail. Its diaphragm is small and light, so material and operating principle produce character differences that are especially easy to hear.
Domes are the most common and versatile, AMT, ribbon and planar types are especially fast and detailed, while compression and horn designs serve PA systems that need high efficiency and SPL. When choosing, consider the crossover frequency and dispersion as well.























