$pagestyle[0] = "style-human-products.css";   	

$title[0]="PRO 002 ME tweeters"; 

$keywords[0] = "Building your own speakers, American speaker kit, Do it yourself, concave dome tweeter, ";

$description[0] = "Information about HUMAN Speakers DIY";

$path[0]="DIY Parts";

$text[0]="<h1>PRO 002 ME tweeters
<BR>\$$twm each</H1>

<P>The \"ME\" series of tweeters I build (on several different faceplates) are concave aluminum dome tweeters with an efficiency of roughly 90 db/1w/1m.  As such they match my eight inch woofers in output level and require as little as a simple capacitor to cross them over.  These were developed as replacement parts for various EPI and Epicure speakers.

<P>Their magnet structures,  terminal locations (except the PRO 002 ME2, where both terminals are on one side), and specifications, other than the faceplate dimensions, are the same as the <A HREF=\"https://www.humanspeakers.com/diy/parts/002m2.htm\">PRO 002 M2</A>.

<CENTER>Here are photos of each of them, not to scale:</CENTER>

<TABLE width=100%>
<TR><TD><A HREF=\"images/002me1.jpg\"><IMG class=\"thumbbigright\" SRC=\"images/002me1-sm.jpg\"  ALT=\"HUMAN Speakers PRO 002 ME1 tweeter\" BORDER=0></A>

<P>The <B>PRO 002 ME1</B> is 5\" in diameter.

<P>I build it to repair and upgrade most early EPI/Epicure and some EPI Time/Energy cabinets.

<P>It can hide a multitude of sins in an old speaker cabinet.

<P>The mounting hole circle is 4.5\" (radius 2.25\")</TD></TR>

<TR><TD><A HREF=\"images/002me2.jpg\"><IMG class=\"thumbbigleft\" SRC=\"images/002me2-sm.jpg\" ALT=\"HUMAN Speakers PRO 002 ME2 tweeter\" BORDER=0></A>

<P><B>PRO 002 ME2</B> 

<P>4 3/4\" by 3 1/4\" (Epicure 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5)</TD></TR>

<TR><TD><A HREF=\"images/002me3.jpg\"><IMG class=\"thumbbigright\" SRC=\"images/002me3-sm.jpg\"  ALT=\"HUMAN Speakers PRO 002 ME3 tweeter\" BORDER=0></A>

<P>The <B>PRO 002 ME3</B>  is a 5\" diameter semi-circle, intended for external top mounting 

<P>I developed it for upgrading the <A HREF=\"https://www.humanspeakers.com/e/epicure-3.0.htm\">Epicure 3.0</A> speaker.

<P>(Note: the DIY version can be supplied without the brackets, wiring, etc. that are included with the Epicure 3.0 replacement version.)</TD></TR>

<TR><TD><A HREF=\"images/002me4.jpg\"><IMG class=\"thumbbigleft\" SRC=\"images/002me4-sm.jpg\" ALT=\"HUMAN Speakers PRO 002 ME4 tweeter\" BORDER=0></A>

<P>The <B>PRO 002 ME4</B> is 4 3/16\" diameter tweeter.

<P>That may seem odd, but I make it to upgrade a 4-3/8\" diameter tweeter in EPI \"A\"-series (and some Time/Energy) speakers, and they have a stepped edge inside the rabbet that requires a slightly smaller outside diameter to fit well.

<P>The mounting hole circle is 3.8\" (radius 1.9\")</TD></TR>

<TR><TD><A HREF=\"images/002me5.jpg\"><IMG class=\"thumbbigright\" SRC=\"images/002me5-sm.jpg\" width=\"400\" height=\"400\" ALT=\"HUMAN Speakers PRO 002 ME5 tweeter\" BORDER=0></A>

<P>The <B>PRO 002 ME5</B> is a small rectangle, 3 5/8\" by 3 3/8\".

<P>I make it for some of the later EPI Time/Energy models, but it is also the most compact tweeter design I build.</TD></TR>

</TABLE>



";

return 1;