Kenwood KFC-1366S 250 Watt 5.25-Inch Coaxial 2 Way Car Audio Speaker (1 Pair)

The Kenwood KFC-1366S have a sound field enhancer to improve sound quality. It also has an enlarged magnet circuit to realize clear sound. Only 5/16? of mounting height to fit for wider car selection. The Kenwood KFC-1366S 5-1/4? 2-way speakers feature polypropylene cones that will enrich your music with solid midbass oomph and dynamic midrange, while the 1? balanced-dome tweeters will bring new life to the high range. Kenwood also includes sharp-looking grilles in case youre doing a custom installation in your vehicle. Best of all, you can safely power these with your car stereo and still enjoy your music the way it was meant to be heard, with clarity and emotion.

Tweeters: Each speaker has a 1? PEI balanced dome tweeter. A semi-dome tweeter has a dome placed inside a cone. Balanced dome tweeters are semi-dome tweeters with equal reproduction area given the cone and dome portions of the tweeter. PEI (Poly-Ether-Imide) is a polymer film that produces a wide soundstage for superior imaging. About Kenwood Kenwood is a leading developer and manufacturer of consumer electronics and communications equipment. Kenwood has a reputation for bringing important new products to the consumer electronics market. The company built the first audio/video amplifier for home theater back in 1981. Kenwood also created the first anti-theft car cassette deck that could be slid out of the dash; the first with an automatic broadcast sensor system and automatic noise reduction; the first with 24 presets; and the first polypropylene speaker cones. Over the years, Kenwood engineers have invented dozens of new technologies later copied by others. Today Kenwood has taken a leading role in developing market-driven products and continues to operate as one of the largest manufacturers of personal entertainment and communications equipment in the world. It is a central Kenwood belief to listen to the market and develop exacting products that address customers needs at the highest possible value.