its used to produce frequencies of the string. you're thinking of pitch. pitch is how high or low the note is. frequencies are things like "bass" "treble" "mids" and such. kind of like the characteristic of the note you're playing, not the note itself. a tweeter is used to produce the higher frequencies of a sound (6k-10k to 20k hertz). Nonetheless woofers are included in speaker design to produce the low-end and are typically joined by a tweeter (in 2-way speakers) or a tweeter and midrange driver (in 3-way speakers). To produce the lowest frequencies, woofers need to be big. A woofer of 12-inch diameter or more is likely capable of reaching down to 20 Hz. Andthen we have the two-way and the three-way speakers. With the two-way speakers, you'll get the coaxial design that includes a tweeter (for the highs) and a woofer (for the lows). Three-way speakers, in contrast, have a "bonus" component that handles the middle range. Yes, they will sound better thanks to the higher frequency range. Edit component speakers that have the external crossovers need them installed. Run the line that hooks to the factory speaker(not tweeter, but shouldn't matter) and run wires to the woofer and tweeter respectively. P.S. Alpine components have crossovers for the woofer integrated on the speaker basket. Tweeters have the inline crossover Atweeter speaker is a type of electromechanical loudspeaker that produces sound and music in the upper (higher frequency) musical range. Compensates for woofers and other speakers that do not produce treble, such as those used in two-way bookshelf speaker pair designs. Tweeters are small because they produce smaller sound waves and have Thatstarts with Bose audio speakers and creating a speaker system that keeps the beat while enveloping you in that sweet surround sound. We offer several types of powered speakers, including loudspeakers and high-end speakers, like the S1 Pro+ Portable Bluetooth® Speaker System. This versatile all-in-one speaker system is ideal for streaming Hereis what you can do, for each channel: simulate this circuit - Schematic created using CircuitLab. Adjust R2 to get the level you need (the lower the value, the lower the volume). Here, with a 4.7k resistor, you get about 1/3 the voltage, so it means 1/9 the power, and is pereceived as about half the loudness. Thisspeaker purposely utilizes a 4 ohm tweeter to boost sensitivity which affects its overall impedance value. The RBH Sound speaker truly is a 4 ohm speaker as specified by the manufacturer. In fact, as you can see by the dotted red line, the impedance stays well above the minimum 3.2 ohm mark to be classified as such by IEC method. DZaX4.