Key Features:

1. 3-Way Speaker Configuration

• 3-way design: The V400 features a 3-way coaxial configuration, meaning it has three separate driver components working together within a single speaker unit:
  • Woofer: The main driver, typically handling the low-frequency sounds (bass).
  • Midrange driver: Responsible for handling mid-range frequencies, which are crucial for vocals and most instruments.
  • Tweeter: The small driver that handles high-frequency sounds (treble), such as cymbals, hi-hats, and higher-pitched vocals.
• This design allows for a wider frequency response, creating a fuller, more balanced sound, especially in a compact speaker like a 4-inch model.

2. High-Performance Sound Quality

• Enhanced sound clarity and detail: The 3-way system allows for better separation of sound frequencies, leading to clearer and more defined audio output. You can expect richer bass, clearer mids, and sharper highs compared to a 2-way or 1-way speaker of similar size.
• Increased dynamic range: With a high-performance design, the speaker can deliver a more dynamic range, meaning it can handle both low and high volumes without distortion, making it suitable for a variety of music genres.

3. 4-Inch Size

• Compact size: The 4-inch diameter makes this speaker suitable for smaller spaces or vehicles where larger speakers may not fit (such as in dashboards, small doors, or rear deck placements).
• Efficient power handling: Despite its compact size, the V400 is designed to provide good bass response for its size without overwhelming the other drivers.

4. Coaxial Design

• Space-efficient: A coaxial design means all the drivers (woofer, midrange, and tweeter) are mounted concentrically in the same axis, allowing for easier installation in tight spaces.
• Simplicity of installation: Since all drivers are integrated into one unit, coaxial speakers like the V400 are easy to install without the need for complex crossover networks or additional amplifiers for each driver.

5. High Power Handling

• Power rating: Depending on the model, high-performance coaxial speakers like the V400 typically have a high power handling capacity, often ranging from 40W RMS to 100W RMS or more. This allows them to produce loud, clear sound without distortion at higher volumes.
• Peak power handling: The peak power handling might range from 100W to 200W, meaning the speaker can handle short bursts of high power without damage.

6. Durable Construction

• Materials: High-performance car speakers like the V400 often use high-quality materials such as:
  • Polypropylene or carbon fiber cones for the woofer, providing lightweight and durable materials that handle lower frequencies well.
  • Silk or aluminum domes for the tweeter, ensuring smooth high-frequency reproduction.
  • Rubber surrounds for the woofers, providing durability and flexibility to handle powerful bass without damage.

7. Wide Frequency Response

• Frequency range: A good coaxial speaker will typically have a wide frequency response range, often between 50 Hz and 20,000 Hz or higher, allowing it to reproduce both low-end bass and high-end treble with clarity and accuracy.
• The midrange frequencies, critical for vocals and instruments, will also be handled effectively by the dedicated midrange driver.

8. High Sensitivity

• Sensitivity rating: A higher sensitivity (measured in dB) means the speaker can produce more sound with less power. High-performance coaxial speakers usually have a sensitivity rating between 85 dB and 95 dB or higher, allowing the speaker to deliver loud audio without needing a lot of amplifier power.

9. Customizable Sound Tuning

• Adjustable crossovers: Some models come with built-in crossovers that separate and direct appropriate frequencies to each driver (woofer, midrange, and tweeter), ensuring better sound clarity and separation.
• Depending on the design, you may also find adjustable components that allow for fine-tuning the bass, mids, and treble to better suit your listening preferences.