350W Max Power Car Audio Horn Tweeter Speakers 40mm (TX-350) - Pair

TX-350 40mm Horn Tweeters, 350W Max, 8 Ohm High-Frequency Speaker - Pair

Upgrade your car audio system with the TX-350 40mm Horn Tweeter Set. Designed to reproduce crisp, detailed high frequencies, these tweeters deliver enhanced clarity and improved overall sound performance. With up to 350W maximum music power, an 8-ohm impedance, and a wide frequency response of 6,000 to 40,000 Hz, they help bring out vocals, instruments, and fine audio details. The durable heat-resistant resin horn construction ensures reliable performance, while the compact, lightweight design allows for easy installation in most vehicle audio systems. Includes a pair of tweeters for a complete stereo upgrade.

• 350W maximum music power for powerful high-frequency performance
• 40mm (1-1/2") horn tweeter design delivers clear and detailed sound
• Wide 6,000 Hz to 40,000 Hz frequency response for enhanced audio clarity
• Durable heat-resistant resin construction with universal car audio compatibility

Specifications

• Speaker Type: Horn Tweeter
• Tweeter Size: 40mm (1-1/2")
• Quantity: 2 Tweeters (Pair)
• Maximum Music Power: 350W
• Nominal Power: 50W
• Impedance: 8Ω
• Frequency Response: 6,000Hz - 40,000Hz
• Horn Material: Heat-Resistant Resin
• Weight (Per Speaker): 31g (1.09 oz)
• Gross Weight (Pair with Packaging): 98g (3.46 oz)

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