Peavey TNT 115 output reduction

[nosaj]

If it's bad MCM has a lot of Piezos, cheap replacement speakers, etc.

What about this?
Peavey 70777278 HF Driver for PV12M and PV15M | Full Compass

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[The Dude]

That's not a piezo. Can you post a picture of the original one. We can probably help you find one.

[The Dude]

It's more likely this, but I'd have to see it to be sure.

Peavey 30777183 HF Driver for HT 109 Piezo | Full Compass

[nosaj]

That's not a piezo. Can you post a picture of the original one. We can probably help you find one.

I know it's not a piezo but it is the driver for a horn loaded speaker, screws on to the horn. And vaguely remember replacing a similar one in a TNT combo I believe. just providing a picture and a possible other parts source.

nosaj

[The Dude]

A piezo doesn't need a crossover, although there may be a cap and/or resistor to knock the level/response down. A high frequency driver with a voice coil will need a crossover. If you have a piezo and install a "non-piezo", you'll likely need to add a crossover. Best to stick with what is there.

[Enzo]

nosaj, your thread on driver is way larger than the piezo. The piezo does not have a threaded throat.

[Jazz P Bass]

FWIW: MCM is now Newark.

MCM & Newark where both part of the larger Farnell entity since 1996.

Now it seems that they have been combined.

90 workers out of a job in Dayton, Ohio.

[Enzo]

But will the new Newark unit be selling all the consumer electronics oriented stuff as MCM? Stereo speakers, Asian semiconductors, technician aids, etc.?

[nosaj]

nosaj, your thread on driver is way larger than the piezo. The piezo does not have a threaded throat.

I should probably read twice and post once. really missed that he identified it as a piezo.
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