Infinity RS 2.5

Here here is my guide to 1980s Infinity EMIT tweeters:

490125 is the rectangular EMIT with the thick magnet structure. 490126 is the same except for a round faceplate. Later versions of 490125 were labled 902-5086. Later versions of 490126 were labled 902-5023.

490123 is the rectangular EMIT with the thin magnet structure. As above, 490124 is the thin magnet structure with a round faceplate. Later versions of 490123 were labeled 902-2252. Later versions of 490124 were labeled 902-3082.

All of the diaphragms are the same, and thus interchangeable. The EMITs are easy to take apart (some Google work will show you how). Thus, when looking for replacement EMITs, look for a good looking diaphragm at a good price.

They are easy to R&R. You can check for loose connections without an ohmmeter. Is this problem in both speakers?

Thanks. Yes, in both speakers. The tweeter should be as loud in the front as the back. Correct? On both speakers. There is no sound from the front ont tweeters. Left or right side. I will get in there and look. Not something I can do today though.

It is very strange that this is the case with both speakers, as the tweeters are all the same, and the front and rear tweeters are wired in parallel. 

I know. I find that really strange too. I was just reading on one of the forums. Just new to this. Someone said, and it appears in the literature that using a single amplifier the speakers terminals  should jumpered. Mine are not. Do you think that could have anything to do with one tweeter not working on each side? Is this true, and important? Still doesn't make sense to me but thought I would ask. Thanks.