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4 ohm - 40 Watts - Tweeters
There are many tweeter designs available in the market including cone tweeters, dome tweeters and bullet tweeters. Generally tweeters can handle 150 watts of power with heat resistant voice coil and fluid.
Car tweeters are designed to produce higher pitched sound waves, and are often used modularly within your vehicle. Tweeters supplement woofers because woofers produce the lower and mid-range notes while tweeters cover the higher range. Tweeters must be used in conjunction with woofers. Tweeters are made with a variety of materials such as, Mylar, Titanium, Aluminum, Silk, and other hard and soft materials. Solid diaphragm tweeters provide a more cymbalic sound while softer materials such as silk provide smoother well rounded notes.
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Rockford Fosgate R1T-S 1" Tweeter Kit$37.99Out of stock- It is a 1/2” Mylar balanced dome tweeter kit.
- The power rating of 40 watts RMS offers accurate reproduction of high frequencies.
- Featuring a lightweight Mylar® dome, it offers high sensitivity and smooth extended frequency response.
- Multiple mounting options include flush, surface and angle configurations.
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Kenwood KFC-ST01 Component Car Tweeter$41.99- 13/16" PEI Balanced dome tweeter
- Car component tweeters for ideal placement
- Swivel mount to direct the tweeters sound projection
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