EDGE Speakers

Yes, especially if you're looking for high volume. EDGE is known in the car audio industry for its high-output PRO speakers and SPL models. The product line ranges from affordable entry-level models to the high-performance EDU series.

There’s no single “best” option. The key factors are the vehicle, installation dimensions, and your desired sound. The 16.5-cm models are ideal for doors. If you want maximum pressure, go for the SPL variants. For detailed treble reproduction, adding suitable tweeters is a smart way to complement the system. Use our filter by size and RMS power to find the right choice.

The correct size depends on the installation dimensions of the door panel or rear shelf. Many vehicles specify standard diameters, such as 16.5 cm. Check these dimensions before purchasing:

• Less than 10 cm: Tweeters and compression drivers for the high frequencies
• 16.5 to 20 cm: powerful midrange speakers for doors and the rear shelf
• 25 cm: maximum diaphragm area for low-bass output

Match the speaker's RMS power to your amplifier to prevent distortion at high volumes. Also, set up a suitable high-pass filter so that the midrange drivers don't have to reproduce deep bass. Always use a crossover when driving tweeters and compression drivers.

Edge speakers are a good choice if you want to upgrade your car's existing audio system and, above all, get more volume and punch. Specialized low-midrange drivers are also ideal for optimal reproduction of low and mid frequencies. For deep bass, add a subwoofer to the system.

Replacement is recommended if you notice audible distortion, a decline in sound quality, or visible damage to the cone or surround. It’s also worth replacing them when upgrading your system to ensure the components are optimally matched to the amplifier’s power and your desired sound.

Edge speakers are connected to the amplifier's speaker outputs. Because many PRO models have a high power handling capacity, a factory radio is usually not sufficient. Make sure the polarity is correct and that the speakers are securely and tightly mounted in their installation locations.

The speaker's RMS power should match your amplifier's continuous power output per channel. The range extends from 1–50 watts up to 501–1,000 watts RMS. Most models fall between 151 and 500 watts. A properly matched power rating prevents distortion and protects the components over the long term.