🎧 Enhance Your Audio Experience with Power Acoustik NB-2 200-Watt 3-Way Tweeters in Standard Packaging, Black Review

For $11? Serious. Fiction. Are these the best tweeters you can buy? Of course not, but I can guarantee these are the best $11 tweeters you can buy. I can't put into words the difference between these and the factory tweeters. My little audio system I've put together is for my work car, I won't invest that much money in it of course, ideally, but for my 2010 Corolla, which I commute to and from work. a few quick errands i couldn't be happier

These speakers are PERFECT for unamplified car audio systems! My '21 Subaru Forester has a Harman Kardon audio system. These speakers were easy to connect to the system to amplify the high frequency audio for that tall glass surface. The speakers are equipped with everything you need for surface, flush or displacement mounting in your vehicle. These speakers are also great for enhancing home audio systems due to their low power consumption. If you are looking for small, lightweight, low power…

What I liked about it I think it's cool you can buy cheap headphones, put them in the car and play with them, what you get is so funny People actually sell these types of products. I get it, I think you get what you pay for, it's a real kick in the foot. God bless you for selling this product but I think everyone has to make money somehow but in the picture I have included a photo showing a scarred tweeter which is great for anyone who is really laughing and pranking someone with speakers want…

These tweeters reproduce great high frequencies. What makes them even better is that they fit into my 2013 Jeep Wrangler's existing tweeter mount. All you have to do is open the tweeter cover and cut the speaker wire as close to the connector as possible. There is still enough wire left to solder in the new tweeters. Or you can connect with other methods. The tweeters fit perfectly under the tweeter cover. All you have to do is put tape in a few places to make sure they don't move. The tape…

This kit was a hit. The unit had a partial opening for a cover to fit the bracket that came with the tweeter. I used a steak knife to remove the lid rings. And on the fake tweeter cover and on the midrange. The tweeter mount fit perfectly in the hole. So I drilled a hole for the wires and "pilot holes" to screw on the bracket. After soldering the wires to the speaker everything worked. They're a little bright, so I recommend using an extra resistor in the line. But overall it was a simple mod…

For less than $6 they are a perfect match for my bike. They really improved the sound compared to the full range speakers I've been using for 8 years now. I first tried them in my truck and couldn't hear them at the volume I normally hear while driving. I could only hear them when I turned the volume up about half or more. I use a lot more volume on my bike due to the wind, road noise and my exhaust. I couldn't be happier with them on my bike. If I could hear them quieter in my truck I would…

So these are NOT audiophile contest winners, but for $9.99 they will wake up your system. The original dash tweeters in my 2014 Mazda 6 are luckily dead, there is a spot in the speaker grille that fits them perfectly. I just plugged them into my existing tweeter wire, plugged them back into place, added some crazy glue to be sure, and my system was tuned back to high frequency. Actually a lot of highs where I had to lower the highs by 2 notches. Hey, I'd rather have more than less. Problem…

I had a busted tweeter on my Alpine component and really didn't want to spend a fortune on new tweeters so after reading the reviews I decided to get them one give try. First I hooked them up to an alpine switch and they run about 100 watts. They are very bright and noisy compared to alpine ones. I reduced the highs with the EQ and adjusted the fader but it was still too loud. I ended up covering about 1/3 of the speaker with tape (I put it behind the bars so you can't see them) and everything…

Yeah, maybe not Infinity, Polk etc but it's funky to my music loving ears. In addition to my "budget" stereo upgrade which included 4 new Kenwood speakers and a Kenwood 2din deck, they changed the world. The highs and lows are crisp and LOUD as others have noted, maybe a little too loud, but having a quality deck with advanced EQ features allowed me to tune them up pretty well. I wasn't trying to save money on $8 tweets. I wouldn't mind spending more but I bought these because of the fantastic…

update below. Damn, these things are loud in my car. I actually had to lower the max level as others have said. Despite the fact that they have a built-in crossover, I still placed them behind the existing one. According to the liner notes, in "high power" systems [60-100W RMS] you need to add a 15 ohm/20W resistor (I haven't done that yet - I'm using around 200W RMS), so conclude I find that this reduces their overall volume and clarity. Once you tweak the settings for them, they complete the…