AR Tweeter

[Guest dogmeninreno]

I have a few part# 12000840 tweeters that I have removed from some AR9's. I am sure this is a replacement tweeter but is it the same as the original AR9 liquid cooled tweeter. There is another # on it 1223s. Thanks, Dale

[roundhome]

Dale I don't have any of those part #s on my list from 79 or 92 list

have a picture of them?

I will get a copy of the LSt II crossover sent to you I use a mac and sometimes the pictures don't come up on a pc. but will try .

Jim

Ps I have sent by email the address for the tweeter fix guy but don't know if you ever got it

[Guest dogmeninreno]

>Dale I don't have any of those part #s on my list from 79 or

>92 list

>have a picture of them?

>I will get a copy of the LSt II crossover sent to you I use a

>mac and sometimes the pictures don't come up on a pc. but will

>try .

>Jim

>Ps I have sent by email the address for the tweeter fix guy

>but don't know if you ever got it

I lost the address that you sent to me for the guy in Spokane. The LST2 Xover schematic printed out fine in my PC. Is there another page that I am missing? Both of your email files are the same and show hookup for the drivers but no info on the xover itself. A picture of one of the tweeters is attached. They look to me like the units sold as replacements for the AR3a and 11. It is a 4 ohm driver. I bought a couple of similar looking units from AR-Pro but haven't got to look at them yet. Thanks, Dale

[Guest dogmeninreno]

Here is a link to a tweeter that Vintage AR, Not AR-pro as I indicated earlier, I always get the 2 people mixed up. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...3091700655&rd=1

[Guest Bret]

Dale,

The part numbers you gave were familiar to me, but certainly not as an AR-9 or 90 tweeter. So I did a little searching and found this message from a long time ago. You may find it interesting, or disturbing, or both.

http://www.arsenal.net/dc/dcboard.php?az=s...e=&topic_page=2

Bret