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【POW-100.2|Separate Speakers Easy to Consider for Replacing OEM】
I want a bit more clarity from my OEM speakers, but I also want to improve the sound with a configuration that’s as effortless and reasonable as possible. POW-100.2 is a great option to consider for exactly that.
This is a separate-type speaker that separates the tweeter and midrange, making it easier to organize where the sound is coming from. Even if the vocals or instrument sounds feel muffled, replacing from a full-range speaker can make it easier to notice changes in soundstage width and the expression of the treble.
For the tweeter, a newly developed 25mm soft dome diaphragm is used. By combining it with a magnetic circuit using a powerful magnet, the aim is natural treble that doesn’t become too sharp. This separate set is suitable for people who listen to music for long periods and for anyone who wants to enjoy vocals comfortably.
The tweeter itself is relatively compact: outer diameter 44mm and thickness 20mm, excluding the mount. The size also takes into account installation in the OEM tweeter location, but whether it fits and whether any modification is necessary will vary depending on the vehicle model and the specifications of the OEM speakers.
A speaker’s sound impression changes not only by choosing the product, but also by how it’s mounted on the door side, the base, the surrounding treatments, and even the tweeter’s orientation. If I were doing it, I wouldn’t decide based on POW-100.2 alone—I’d first confirm the vehicle model and the condition of the OEM audio, then organize what installation work would be needed.
Please tell me what you’re dissatisfied with in your current sound, what music you listen to often, and your budget range. Let’s think together about where changes would be most likely to make a noticeable difference while keeping the convenience of the OEM setup.
【Basic Information】
【Tweeter】
※ Actual compatibility and installation methods vary depending on the vehicle model, the OEM speaker location, and vehicle specifications.