PioneerTS-T15 3/4" 120 W Max Power, Polyester Fiber Soft Dome - Tweeter (pair)

Took me about 15 minutes to install one speaker, learning each step as I went. Second speaker took about 5 minutes.Sound quality is marginally better, but the sound stage is vastly improved. Sound is pointed at you instead of bouncing off glass and dash.Appearance is good. Pretty close match to the dash color and texture, but not perfect.All in all, worth it to make a quick and easy improvement to the sound of the factory system.

Slapped these on my 21 rav4. I like that they look factory and they sound pretty good.

These are quality tweeters and fit right into the original stock position on my Lexus. Slight modifications with the original bracket of the original tweeter and BOOM! Sounds great and it's tucked away clean, out of sight! Pioneer quality, enough said!

CRAP . How did these tweeters get a good review? I am a customer car specialist and have been scratching my head for weeks as to a legit way to mount these things.They make no sense whatsoever. What should be a stud, a nut and a flat bar is instead a couple dozen puzzle pieces that have no purpose but to drive normal people like me insane. This company has been in business how long and still finds it acceptable to build crap like this?I would NEVER mount something like this in a customers car.The Top mount concept has no purpose when you still have to cut a huge hole. The whole reason for a top mount tweeter is a single hole that can be capped in the future. You have to cut 3 holes over a 1" spread for these stupid tweeters.What locks these things in place is the friction between the poorly soldered randomly aneled wires and some twist lock function that is ridiculous and doesnt fit due to the chinese people building this junk haveing no concept of the engineers already senseless design.When you try to mount flush, the design makes not little sense, but NO sense. The 'twist lock' mechanism is now free to spin, and instead of sitting flush in it base, or having a swivel socket, it instead has to ride on top of 2 aluminum wings attatched to the 3 pieces of bracket required to hold the flush cup.The cutouts for the wires match the aluminum wings so you cant mount these with the Up side up, even though it is specifically labeled UP and the tweeter grill is branded, directionally of course.I've been doing this stuff for 10 years and it is disgustingly obvious that things are being made more and more retarded every year. I cannt accept hot gluing and double taping tweeters into a $60,000 piece of equipment just because the customer want his speaker grills to have the same name as his ipod hub.

This is not just a plug and play setup. You'll need heat shrink connectors, heat shrink sleeving, potentially a wiring diagram, electrical tape, likely a dremel for fabrication, soldering gun, heat gun, knowledge on polarity and working understanding of capacitors and how to solder. I had no idea what I was getting myself into. 3 stars for sound quality but this was not easy and I'm an ex aircraft mechanic. End product was pretty good for the cost.

When I ordered them, they were the wrong speaker for what I needed. I obviously don't know a tweeter from a 2 inch dash speaker. I also ordered connectors which were the wrong ones. But I'm not one to return something.After cutting up the old speaker, placing the tweeter inside so id be able to mount it down and hard wiring them in, they turned out to be amazing tweeters. They are louder and more clear than the stock 6x9s I'll be replacing shortly. Amazing tweeters id buy them again and again.

Exactamente buen producto.

I haven't installed them yet so I can't comment on sound qty, but, just from looking at them, worth noting,You see that ring around the tweeter? If you think you can separate that from the actual tweeter, and there-by fit it into a smaller cutout, be advised, it is glued in. and not in such a way as you might "exacto-knife" it out. IF it's going under the grill, so you don't care what it looks like, and you need it to be SMALLER probably your only route will be to put the outer ring to a grinder or dremel-tool-it.The listed 1-1/2" diameter includes that ring. Without it it's roughly, .8 to1.1" MY CUT-OUT is supposed to be 1-1/2" so I'm just saying, because the listing doesn't make it clear if that ring comes off. It doesn't.I gave it 5S based on packing, speed of service, and I got a good price, and on faith. MEANING I'LL BE BACK if it turns out that faith was not deserved.