Power Acoustik NB-2 200-Watt 3-Way Tweeters, Standard Packaging,Black

Update below....Holy crap these things are loud in my car. I did have to turn the high's waaaaay down like others have stated. Although these have a built in crossover, I still placed them behind my existing one. According to the insert, "high power" systems [60 to 100 watt (rms)] you need to add a 15Ω /20W resistor (I have not done this yet - I'm running about 200W rms) so I'd infer that this would reduce the overall volume and crispness of these. Once you adjust your setup for these, they round out the overall sound nicely. You can hear the crash of symbols crisply, drum brushes become far more noticeable. I am not crazy about how voices from radio hosts sound with these though. Definitely not for a "competition" setup either.They include most of what you'd need for a typical install, new or replacement. But of course, they were too small for my application. I got lucky and they fit inside the sheath of my older tweeters I was replacing, so a little hot glue went a long way!For the price, I wasn't expecting much, but I'm pleasantly surprised. Hopefully they last a couple years before they need replacing themselves - if so, this is an incredible value.UPDATE: While I couldn't locate the recommended resistor anywhere, I was able to find 10W/30Ohm resistors here on Amazon. Put 2 in parallel and you'll get the required spec. Now these things sound MUCH better - way less piercing and less tinny. The resistors are a must have if you're over that 50 Watt mark for sure. Pics added.What I used -> { https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KHQ11JQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 }

I give the tweeters a 5 star, sounds good in my 1999 Jeep Wrangler (if you have one you know how the sound system sucks), my head unit is 50 watts per, I did have to turn treble down to 0 flat, sometimes 1 (depends on song) as others have, I also have a Kicker 8 inch hideaway sub (150 watts), and sony 6.5 in sound bar, 4x6 in front. All these together gives me a good balance of sound that I like (with top and doors on). The shipping however took forever bought these 3/29 with prime, said 2 days, then it changed after order, finally received on 4/8 so for Amazon I give 1 star, don't tell me prime then change after order is placed. For other Jeep Tj owners I mounted on top of dash driver/pass vent, with the 2 sided tape supplied, not ready to drill a hole quite yet!!!

I had a tweeter go out on my Alpine component setup and didn't really want to spend a fortune on new tweeters so after reading the reviews on these I decided to give them a try. First off, I do have them hooked up to the Alpine crossover and do have about 100 watts going to them. They are very bright and loud compared to the Alpines. I turned down the treble via the EQ and adjusted the fader and they were still a bit too loud. I ended up covering up about 1/3 of the speaker with electrical tape (I have these mounted behind a grill so you can't see them) and it is now just right. The only thing they need to improve on is that there is a noticeable hiss from them. At first I didn't know if I could live with it but after covering up part of the speaker and adjusting everything else I hardly notice it now. I honestly think these put out better sound than the Alpine tweeters did. Well worth the money. Hopefully they hold up.

These fit snug in the existing location for my door tweeters in my 2014 ford fiesta se. Didn’t use any of the hardware or moldings it came with. Sound way better than the factory ones I had originally. Worth the little bit of money for an amazing upgraded sound. Highly recommend and would definitely buy again!!

Certified game changer. These things sing.

Like some other people mentioned they really rounded out the sound of my system. I can hear vocals clearly on the highway with the windows down at 80 now. I'm running them off a cheap Chinese double din head unit. pushes maybe 30-40 watts. They're accompanied by a Sound Storm 400w amp (good sound but it whines a little) powering Infinity Ref mids in the door, Alpine S in the rear deck. and an Infinity Ref 12" shallow mount sub w/ Power Acoustik 1500w (great amp).It's surprising these little tweeters from 2004 can keep up. They do distort a little at high volumes, especially if you don't have the EQ right. I'll probably end up throwing these in the rear C pillar trim and switching out for something a little more clear, for $10 though you can't complain at all. Would buy again to put in a cheap winter beater.

Yeah, maybe it isn't on the level of Infinity, Polk, etc but to my music loving ears these are fanfukntastic.. Added to my "budget" stereo upgrade which included 4 new Kenwood speakers and a Kenwood 2din deck, they made a world of difference. Highs and miss are crisp and LOUD, like others have pointed out perhaps too loud but since I have a good quality aftermarket deck with advanced EQ functions I was able to tune them quite nicely. I wasn't trying to cheap out on $8 tweeters... I wouldn't have minded spending more but bought them due to the fantastic reviews and am glad I did. But the price just makes them an easy 5 star product. Installed easily in my Nissan Xterra dash and absolutely destroyed the crap tweets they replaced. I reused and wired in the high pass filters from my stock tweets and it did smooth/tame them out a touch (you can buy em at Radio Shack for a buck or 2) so that's recommended. I highly recommend adding these tweets when upgrading a cheapo component factory sound system. These 3 way tweets, 3 way Kenwood 6x9 pair, 2 way 6x5 Kenwood in rear plus Kenwood 2din deck = boomin, clean sounding system for around $200 bucks with no amp necessary. Can't beat it.

Power acoustik has been around quite awhile and they still don’t disappoint for the price crystal clear crisp sound. I should’ve bought a couple more