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100 Watts - 4 Inch Speakers
Choose between a 2-way or 3-way 4 inch coaxial speakers. With not much extra interior space, small cars are the ideal vehicles to install these 4 inch coaxial speakers.
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Boss Audio CH4220 Chaos Extreme 4 inch 2-way 200W Full Range Speaker$22.99- Power Handling:
- Peak: 450 watts per pair / 225 watts each side
- RMS: 230 watts per pair / 115 watts each side
- 100 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response and 90dB Sensitivity
- 1" Polyimide dome midrange
- 1/2" Piezo tweeter
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Image Dynamics ID4 4" Full Range Coaxial Speakers$62.99- 4" Full Range Coaxial Car Speakers
- Mica-polymer composite woofer cone
- Parabolic Butyl Rubber Surround
- 1" (25mm) Silk Dome Tweeter
- RMS Power capability: 100 Watts
- Sold as pair
4 inch car speakers
Often, 4 inch car speakers are used in the doors and rear deck lids as either a primary or center channel speaker or for sound staging. One of the advantages to this type of speaker is that due to its smaller size, it is easier to point or reflect off of the windshield for more effective staging. While some 4 inch car speakers are used in full-range applications, the higher end units feature a built-in tweeter that can separate the highs from the middle range tones. This woofer will be limited in its ability to produce low bass. For this reason it is high recommended to add a subwoofer and crossover to prevent damage to these small speakers.
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