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RE: Alternative to the EV ST350 horn tweeter on EV Sentry IV-A's

Posted by Geary Lyons on October 23, 2013 at 16:34:29:
Yes, the Gefco's were stock in the early Sentry IV's. I think the components changed moving to the A, then B models. Mine are early, 1823M drivers and ST350 round magnets.
I recently looked at a IV-B pair that had EVM12L's for the bass, 1824M for the mid and ST350A or B, (square magnet). The mid horn looked much the same from the front, other than mine only mount on the sides and these were ST120A's with a full perimeter flange. The rear looks substantially different, with molded compartments behind the front.
I will probably keep the ST350's. Since the mounting is so simplistic, thought I might try a more "modern", similarly sized and spec'd tweeter. I run 45 mono blocks, so keeping the mid range I have is the major factor. Definitely not looking for 20-20K!!
Thank you for the correction on the T350 versus the T35/T-125. The T-125's definitely did not please my ears!
The face-lifted bass bins are pretty much done, just require touching up the interior black and rubbing out the clear. I still need to do the "permanent" x-over on nicer platforms than the current test mules. I will take some updated pics in the next week or so. Thanks for your input.
Cheers,
Geary