Goldwood Sound 75 Watts 8ohm Piezo Horn Speaker Tweeter Black (GT-1005)

Reall cheap but that’s what u get for $20

Over 20 years ago I built a pair of speakers pictured here in this review and replicated a design from a speaker manufacturer that is based out of Long Island that built inexpensive pro-audio speakers. The only difference between my build and the build of the professional made speakers are the components I used such as the woofer, tweeters and the midrange horn. PLUS, the difference in the wood used for the cabinet, the internal wiring, and the crossover are of superior quality. Needless to say, that my speakers performed WAY better and held up to the test of time.Recently I was watching a movie with my significant and have these speakers integrated into my home theatre setup. Without warning a power surge hit my home and caused a massive spike in sound that was pushed out by my processor and amps causing ALL of the tweeters in my home-built speakers plus one of the 2 woofers to burn out. I decided to replace the tweeters with this particular model that is based off the Motorola model and specs, whereas these tweeters were a bit cheaper in price than the Motorola brand. I installed these tweeters and replaced the blown woofer and WOW the sound is a bit cleaner, crisper and precise as far as the highs are concerned. The cymbals of the drum track I played sizzled, the snare drum had that snap that I love. The kick drum has that tight deep chest thump produced by the replaced woofer and the windchimes twinkled as if I was listening to them live in my livingroom. NOW, are these tweeters have the quality of what a ribbon tweeter can produce? Or better quality than some of the HIGH-END AUDIOPHILE brand tweeters??? No. But for the money and for what I use these speakers for, they are a HELL of a lot better than most of the garbage that is sold and advertised as top-quality speakers found at your big box retail electronics store.I am using a Crown Amp that pushes 300 watts of undistorted power at 8 ohms into these home-made speakers. I have the tweeters crossed over at 2.7khz and above. With that being said, they are performing extremely well and I now have my speakers sounding great like before. Maybe even sounding better.

Cheap plastic housing,but hey for the price its ok.Works good and sounds good.

Bought 2 tweeters 1 came with the housing cracked. Wired them in parallel to create 4ohms then to a 4ohm 3 way crossover. They function despite one being cracked.

replacement speakers. i had made a set of speakers back in 1985 with same speakers, i must of forgot that they had went bad been in basement for years pull them out and still works, sounding great again thanks to to you guys