Seas Prestige FU10RB H1600-04 4" Full Range

I bought these to use as replacement dash speakers in my highly customized auto system. They are pretty small and required only minor dash hacking, er.. 'custom installation' in order to fit.
I broke them in for about a week in an makeshift enclosure (shoe box with holes cut for them). They do open up a good bit after break in. I would recommend this.
They replaced a set of morel tweeters, which are quite nice, but didnt play low enough to bring much 'sound staging' up into the dash and windshield area. I find most 'component sets' that are installed with the mid/woofer low in the door, the normal factory place, are not really able to provide adequate imaging or staging. THink about it, most of the vocals and instrument fundamentals, are down in the 400-2500 freq range. That's what most mids cover. They do a good job entertaining your feet and calves, not so much your head (which is where most peoples ears are) Then they hand off to the tweeter, usually up on the front pillar or dash, which plays the rest of the highs. NOt an ideal set up.
So now i have my mids crossed about 300 with these Seas handling the rest from up in the dash. The difference is obvious immediately and for the better. They really shine on vocals, male and female. I find that I can make out lyrics that, for years, i was unaware of what was being sung. They are great with bass guitar notes and harmonics. Do ok with a little drums in them as well.
I did find that they have an upper end tilt, you can see it in their graph. I tamed it with eq. In other installations, i have used a simple coil to add a 6db low pass starting where the freq starts to get out of hand, it works surprisingly well. Dont buy the cheapest coil, but dont break the bank either.
If you can make them work, i say give them a shot.
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