Speaker Tweeters

Speaker Tweeters are used to accentuate higher frequencies in the sound spectrum, where a woofer would give the opposite effect. Replacement tweeters for home speakers come under the same remit, if you own some speakers that no longer have the treble bite you may have hoped for it could be time to replace them. They are easily installed and once complete, they will compliment your chosen audio by expanding the listenable capabilities in the range of your speakers.

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During music playback, audibly being able to define instrumentation in a given piece of music plays a huge part in defining the style of the song, instruments such as cymbals and upper octave synth, piano or strings. A lot of contemporary music incorporates these instruments in some way or another, either from samples or a direct source recording. It is possible to customise existing speakers with different components to enhance their frequency handling capabilities, providing an improved listening experience as a result.

Tweeters are essential in any loudspeaker system for accurate reproduction of the high frequencies and sonic detail that is present in all music styles. Replacement tweeters for home speakers come in several forms, from the classic piezo style to the high power bullet tweeter, hi-fi style dome tweeters or the ribbon tweeter, which is popular for studio monitors.

Replacement Tweeters for Home Speakers

We stock Tweeters from Monacor and Soundlab amongst others, with replacement tweeters available for your existing speakers. Also on sale are horn tweeters which have a slightly different shape for customisation of compatible speakers. All types of this item can be part of any DIY speaker project to improve and augment your own personal speaker setup.

The upper range of audio frequencies is a greatly important factor within a piece of music, however, as we age hearing loss begins to occur gradually in many adults. Higher frequencies will naturally become less audible over time, this, of course, can alter your listening experiences and an upgraded tweeter adds richness to the remaining treble signal that can be heard. Additionally, overshadowing the treble signal with heavy bass from the woofer is an all too common occurrence and the two should always be balanced tastefully during a gig or performing professionally.