Component Speaker for Car Stereo TS-T120

Specifications:

• Diaphragm: APEI(Polyether imido) diaphragm is employed enabling creation of a clear treble with minimal distortion
• Voicecoil: Highly heat-resistant voice coil that responds to a 200W max. input power (cutoff frequency 7,000Hz or more with 6 dB/oct. :HPF)
• Installation:The compact design and three-way installation methods enable simple and varied installations
• Strontium Magnet: 22g, or 0.8oz
• Nominal Impedance: 4 Ω
• Maximal Music Power(Nominal): 500W (35W)
• Frequency Response: 2500-25000Hz
• Grille Material: Steel Net & Heat-proof Resin
• Size: 28 x 57mm / 1.1 x 2.2in(H x Dia.)
• Cable Length: 400mm / 15.7in
• Magnetic fluid
• 25mm heat resistant voice coil

Details:

• Better enjoy music with this car stereo system, provides you high sound quality

• Easy to install, the car stereo speaker is ready to use, plug and play

• The Grille of this car component speaker is made of Steel Net & Heat-proof Resin, durable for long time use

• The car component speaker is with highly heat-resistant voice coil, responds to a 200W max. input power

• Outer package of the car component speaker, ensures good condition

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How to Install Component Speakers in a Car:

Component speakers offer better sound by using a set of speakers, rather than just one. Component speakers consist of the tweeter, for high frequency sound, and a woofer, for low frequency sound or bass. Installing component speakers into a car can be trickier than the average installation because many cars do not a have clear area to mount tweeters so the installation process often calls for custom fitting the tweeter. The easiest way to do this is to purchase surface mounting tweeters that fit against the surface of the door panel rather than flush inside the panel. Component speakers also need a crossover cable to properly allocate power to each speaker in order to prevent damaging them.

Installing the Tweeters

• Locate the area where you'll install the tweeter. Usually this area will be no more than a couple feet from where the woofer will be installed and have no vital car components, such as wiring, behind the panel where the tweeter will be surface mounted. You'll also want to choose an area where the paneling can be easily removed in order to wire the tweeter properly.
• Remove the panels surrounding the area in order to have enough space to wire the tweeter and the speaker together using the crossover cable later during installation.
• Place the tweeter surface mount against the area where you'd like the tweeter mounted in your vehicle. Screw it in place.
• Drill a hole in the paneling directly behind where the tweeter will be installed where you'd like to run the speaker wire up through to connect to the tweeter.
• Run the crossover cable's high frequency leads up through the hole and connect them to the tweeter, connecting the positive crossover cable lead to the positive input of the tweeter and the negative crossover cable lead to the negative input of the tweeter. Mount the tweeter to the tweeter mount to finish installing the tweeter. Most tweeters will simply snap into place inside the tweeter mounts while some may require additional screws. Refer to your specific manual included with the tweeters mounts.

Installing the Woofer

• Disconnect the negative terminal of the car battery and remove the door paneling surrounding the original speaker or woofer.
• Unscrew the speaker from it's mount and pull it out. It will be connected to speaker wire, so disconnect the leads behind the speaker by pulling on them.
• Connect the crossover cable's low frequency leads to the inputs on the back of the woofer in the same way you connected them to the tweeter. Be sure the negative crossover cable lead connects to the negative input on the woofer, and the positive crossover cable lead connects to the positive input.
• Screw the new woofer in the same place the original speaker was mounted using a Phillips-head screw drive. Some speakers may require custom mounting, which would come included with your component set. Follow the instructions included with your custom mounting set to attach the custom mount and speaker to the door panel. To prevent having to do a custom mount on the woofers, buy components speakers that are compatible with your vehicle.

Installing the Crossover Cable

• Solder the crossover cable's input leads to your stereo's input wires. The input wires will be the speaker wire that was originally connected to your car's stock speakers. Be sure to connect negative leads together and positives leads together.
• Mount the crossover body inside the door paneling in an area where it won't jostle.
• Reconnect the battery and turn on your stereo and test to make sure everything was connected properly.
• Re-install the paneling once you've confirmed proper installation, making sure all wires remain hidden behind the paneling.

Package Included:

• 1 x Set of Component Speaker for Car Stereo