HPM-100 tweeters

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I'm the proud new owner of a 31-year old pair of Pioneer HPM-100 speakers (original owner GAVE them to me, along with a PERFECT SX-950).
After I took them home and hooked them up, I found out why he donated them -- the tweeters in both speakers are fried. These HPM-100's seem to be the original ones -- 50/100 watt rating, NO trim ring around port, etc.
The tweeters in both speakers are part number 45-711A, with a date code of 76 07. I looked at the Pioneer web site for replacement part numbers, and although the parts aren't available, they list a replacement part number as 45-711C.
Why the question, you ask? Well, I see plenty of 45-711C's and 45-711B's for sale on eBay, but no 45-711A's. Will the 45-711C (or "B")work in the place of the 45-711A? I don't want to screw with the crossover frequencies, etc., and even though both tweeters will be replaced (matching) I want these buggers to sound as much to the original spec as possible.
Opinions? Suggestions? Thanks!

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Topic - HPM-100 tweeters - StevieRay 12:01:15 04/09/07 (8)

Re: HPM-100 tweeters - Ron Oehlert 13:47:26 04/09/07 (7)

Re: HPM-100 tweeters - StevieRay 14:22:47 04/09/07 (6)

Re: HPM-100 tweeters - Michael Samra 15:04:30 04/09/07 (5)

Re: HPM-100 tweeters - pete the bully 17:05:26 04/09/07 (4)

Bart Locanthi - pete the bully 19:17:33 04/09/07 (2)

woofers? - johng 08:27:32 04/10/07 (1)

Re: woofers? - pete the bully 05:27:52 04/12/07 (0)

Re: HPM-100 tweeters - PeterI 17:18:58 04/09/07 (0)

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