Can CAR Speakers be Used for GUITAR? Skar, 5 Core, Jensen, Celestion

Can you use speakers that are made for car audio in your guitar cabinet?
Each of these 4 speakers are played as clean, overdrive and distortion - side-by-side - so you can ACTUALLY HEAR the difference between all of them. I'm using a 1995 stock Strat (neck pickup only) through a Bugera 333XL amp. Mostly, I'm playing one chord quickly so you can hear each speaker in quick succession. I improvise BRIEFLY through each speaker at the end of the video.
You'll be listening to 4 popular 10" brands: Celestion Ten 30, Jensen MOD10-35, 5 CORE 60 Watt 4 OHM Sub Woofer and Skar Audio FSX10-8.
You're welcome to rank them in the comments section. Which one is best? Worst? Of these 4, which one would you put in your cabinet?

[@UNKUHNOODLES]

That 5 core sounds great!!!!!🏅🎖

[@jr5750]

1- 10 30, 2- 5 core, 3- skar, 4- 10-35. 10-35 seemed muddier than the rest, 5 core was bright and clear, I'll have to try their guitar speakers! Great video, Thanks!

[@nickr8483]

Just thought you might want to know ... Your name should be "How Tos." Apostrophe s ('s) would be for possessives and contractions. Here, "Tos" is plural. Don't let all those ads and references to the 60's (sic) and 70's (sic) fool you. They're dead wrong. They should be written: the 60s and the 70s. Relative to your topic, here, I have a friend who once mounted a speaker to a piece of plywood (I believe it was 1/2") and used no speaker cabinet at all. It sounded surprisingly good. Less bass than a cabinet would have provided.

[@guitarhowtos2148]

Your correct! Your friend had a true open back!

[@RDCM1008]

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