How to tell your Polk Monitor speaker series ohms rating...?...

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Orcbolg
Orcbolg Posts: 7
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I am sure there may be a discussion out there already on this subject but it has kinda lost me since I have a pair of Monitor 10B's with SL-1000 tweeter's and the fused speaker cable post furniture...I am trying to figure out the correct replacement tweeters? 4 or 8 ohm is the question? I am sure the ohm ratings on the speakers would guide this, but I wonder how you would tell from the component makeup of the model, especially if there is guidance in that direction?...eventually I will be upgrading the crossovers in the future as well...

I've been looking at the MT-4115-8 High End 1" Silk Dome Tweeter from Midwest Audio on ebay...as a potential replacement...

Your guidance will be appreciated...
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  • skrol
    skrol Posts: 3,338
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    Perhaps you will find the answer in this thread... https://forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/182943/the-tale-of-5-tweeters-sda-tweeter-replacement-guide/p1
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 49,799
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    Orcbolg wrote: »
    I am sure there may be a discussion out there already on this subject but it has kinda lost me since I have a pair of Monitor 10B's with SL-1000 tweeter's and the fused speaker cable post furniture...I am trying to figure out the correct replacement tweeters? 4 or 8 ohm is the question? I am sure the ohm ratings on the speakers would guide this, but I wonder how you would tell from the component makeup of the model, especially if there is guidance in that direction?...eventually I will be upgrading the crossovers in the future as well...

    I've been looking at the MT-4115-8 High End 1" Silk Dome Tweeter from Midwest Audio on ebay...as a potential replacement...

    Your guidance will be appreciated...

    It says right on their site which one is the acceptable replacement.
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