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50 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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Soundstream TWS.1 1" Soft Dome Tweeters$21.99- Two 1" soft dome tweeters
- Lightweight neodymium magnet motor structure
- Can be mounted flushed, surface or angled
- 150 Watt maximum power handling
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Rockford Fosgate PP4-T Punch Pro 1.5" 4-Ohm Tweeter$90.99Out of stock- It is a 1.5" Horn Design Individual Speaker that is rated at 50 Watts RMS.
- It includes oversized motor structure and high temperature voice coil.
- The billet machined aluminum phase plug makes it a highly sensitive speaker.
- The tweeters are engineered specifically for high SPL (Sound Pressure Level).
- It offers high quality loud sound with plenty of power.
- It has a replaceable diaphragm that includes mounting hardware.
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