Resilient Sounds HF3N Neo Super Tweeter – 250W RMS 4 Ohm (Single)

Resilient Sounds HF3N Neo Super Tweeter – 250W RMS 4 Ohm (Single)
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The Resilient Sounds HF3N is a neo super tweeter built for extreme output and razor-sharp highs in serious car audio systems. Rated at 250 watts RMS / 500 watts max and featuring a 110 dB sensitivity, this tweeter is designed to stay loud and clear even in systems with huge sub stages and multiple mids.

Using a 1.5" CCAW voice coil, high-strength neodymium motor, and a 4" aluminum horn body, the HF3N delivers aggressive, detailed high frequencies from 4 kHz to 20 kHz. That makes it perfect for demo builds, show cars, and pro audio–style front stages where the highs need to project hard and stay clean at high volume.

Despite the big output, the HF3N is still compact enough to fit in pillars, doors, pods, or custom baffles thanks to its shallow 1.76" mounting depth.

Key Features

• Power Handling: 250W RMS / 500W max

• Impedance: 4 ohm

• Sensitivity: 110 dB (1W/1m) – ultra efficient

• Frequency Response: 4,000 Hz – 20,000 Hz

• Voice Coil: 1.5" (38 mm) CCAW

• Magnet: Neodymium (neo) – strong and lightweight

• Horn Design: 4" aluminum horn, built for projection and clarity

• Sold As: Single tweeter

Technical Specifications

• Nominal Diameter: 4" (102.5 mm)

• Max Power Handling: 500W

• RMS Power Handling: 250W

• Nominal Impedance: 4Ω

• Sensitivity: 110 dB

• Voice Coil Diameter: 1.5" (38 mm)

• Voice Coil Wire: CCAW

Mounting Information

• Overall Diameter: 4" x 4" (102.5 x 102.5 mm)

• Cutout Diameter: 3.6" (91.5 mm)

• Mounting Depth: 1.76" (44.8 mm)

• Overall Depth: 2.28" (57.9 mm)

Best For

• Extreme-output front stages and vocal setups

• Pro audio–style car audio systems

• Demo builds and show vehicles

• Systems where highs need to cut through heavy bass and multiple mids

Matched with strong midrange drivers and proper crossovers, the HF3N Neo Super Tweeter will give your build the top-end bite and clarity it needs to sound as wild as it looks.