I have an all original pair of L166's and after a short but extemely high-powered CD listening session, I noticed one tweeter was dead-produced no sound at all. I was using an Emotiva 300 wpc amp, so the power was clean and they sounded great. I heard nothing out of the ordinary in the listening session. I remember reading in the owner's manual years ago that clipping or overdriving an amp could obviously cause damage, but this was not the case. I didn't realize the tweeter had issues until the next day. I was able to isolate the tweeter by swapping it between the two cabinets. I've had various JBL all my life and have never had a blown driver. My question is the 066 fixable of trash? If I have to replace the tweeter, should I replace the pair with similar resistance levels or is matching them not a big deal? I'm sure I can find one on eBay, but hate to throw it away if there is a way of bringing the 066 back to life. Like I said, probably a stupid question, but wanted to be sure before I chucked this nice example and bought a new on on eBay. Thanks, Gino