Alpine S-S10TW S-Series 1" Silk Dome Tweeter Set

These Alpine tweeters are simply awesome. I would highly recommend if you’re looking for a high-quality Twitter to buy some of these.

These sound great in my 2008 tundra with an axv-av5000 Sony head unit power them at roughly 20 watts rms. They sing beautifully without being harsh at all. They come as a complete kit with bass blockers (inline) and easy connectors. 10/10!!!

So I have a 2017 10th gen civic touring edition with the upgraded sounds systsem and the tweeters and high end has always sounded really harsh so I thought I would give these a try and they sound way better. the stock tweeters are 4ohm and these are 6ohm and was slightly confused when they included a cable that just says 1ohm 10 watt and tell you to put it in line with the tweeter with no explaination. I included it in the wiring when I installed to be safe and it sounds good no volume or level issues so I guess its fine. Also cool that the alpine logo is optional you can stick it on or leave it off I'm going to leave it off so it looks like its part of the car.

I installed these in the front door of my 2013 Mazda 5. The car originally came with OEM tweeters in the doors and I thought they were good enough. However, OEM ones are only 25W RMS, vs 80W RMS for Alpine. Sound difference is more than obvious. Even though I have Alpine 5x7s in the bottom of the door that have own tweets, they now produce more of a mid punch. Most of the high frequency sound is now coming from these tweets. I did have to drill out a 2inch hole to install these. Also, since these are larger than OEM, the mirror harness connectors needs to be moved out of the way a little. There is enough slack in the harness, though, and all the panels reinstall back in place without any problems.

It's a great replacement for my 2008 Impala. I had to do some modifications to make it fit just right. The sound quality is superb! However the plastic cap that goes on the back of the tweeter is very fragile, believe me I learned the hard way. Had to use some epoxy to glue it back on. I give it 4 out of 5!