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I am thinking of buying 2 tweeters for my a pillars. But I have never heard any tweeters. From what i have heard they sound like total shit... But i also heard they sound nice and can help alot with the highs.

I am thinking of buying these http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_18209_Rockford-Fosgate-P1T-S.html

Are they worth it and would it sound decent?

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You've never heard tweeters? Even co-axil speakers have tweeters built in. You wont have a full sound stage with out them.

Yea i got coax in the doors I guess they sound good. never heard tweeters as themselves only in coaxs.

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After I got my first set of components back in '02 I never looked back. Seperate tweeters and mid-range are the best way to go. But you do have to decide on if you want textile or metal dome tweeters. I personally like textile, silk, myself I feel they are smoother and less harsh on the highs and high volume. Most, to all reputable audio brands sell tweeters and matching crossovers.

My Current Project: 2006 Ford Focus ST

HU: Kenwood KDC-X986

Amps: Rockford Fosgate R300-4

Hifonics Brutus BXi 1601D

Sub(s): (2) Skar VVX8 want to add 2x

Mids/Highs: VXI65 components (front doors), RE Pro 5x7FR (rear doors)

Wiring: Big 3 done in Candace 1/0 awg.

1 run from battery to distro-block 1/0 awg. Cadance wire

4 awg Stinger wire from distro-block to amps.

Electrical: stock alt.

Optima Red Top.

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hells yeah their worth it and will make a big difference in your sound. just make sure you dont over power them cus you can fry them or thier crossovers easier than a mid or woofer

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