Good tweeter match for the MLI-6.5's

[jrod1050 5]

Im looking for a good tweeter match for my MLI-6.5. Both the mid and the tweeter will be in the door. I could probably find a place to put the tweeter on axis if that matters any. It will be a active system ran off a US Acoustics USX-4065 (zed built) rated at 65x4 at 4 ohms. The substage will be a 18" xcon ran off a saz-1500d. Im looking for good sound. If it has the ability to get loud thats just a plus.

[jrod1050 5]

Forgot to mention that the build will be in a 1996 gmc suburban. Also the subwoofer enclosure will be tuned right around 30 hz if that matters. lol

[Impious 1,476]

Need to know your budget.

Need to know the available crossover frequencies and slope.

Need to know about space constraints, both diameter and depth.

[jrod1050 5]

Budget is around $100. Would spend more if I needed to. No real space constraints. I could probably fit any tweeter in the space i have. Im probably looking at a crossover point around 2000 hz. I plan on purchasing a active deck probably the Alpine 9887 and using that crossover.

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

Take a peak at the SEAS Neo textiles.

[jrod1050 5]

Take a peak at the SEAS Neo textiles.

Ill definately consider them. Alot of people also have been telling me about Vifa tweeters also. Any input?

[Tirefryr 1,742]

BG Neo 3 in a pod that will hold about 3 ounces of water, only stuff it with polyfill instead of water. You better make sure it's on-axis though.

[jrod1050 5]

BG Neo 3 in a pod that will hold about 3 ounces of water, only stuff it with polyfill instead of water. You better make sure it's on-axis though.

Parts-Express.com:

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Yes, but don't use the back cup. You used to be able to get them without the back cup and mounting flange.

[jrod1050 5]

I appreciate the advice guys. Not sure which route im going to take but atleast I have some ideas in mind now