MB Quart PK1-169 Premium Series 6 x 9" 2-Way Coaxial Speaker System 220 Watts

Features

• Rms Power Handling (Watts): 55 / 110 Each & System
• Peak Power Handling (Watts): 110 / 220 Each & System
• Speaker Impedance (Ohms): 4
• Frequency Response: 20hz - 22khz
• Sensitivity: 85.5db
• Crossover Slope: 12db / Octave
• Mounting Diameter/cut Out (In): 8.74 X 5.9
• Outside Diameter (In): 6.8 X 9.7
• Mounting Depth/chassis Depth (In): 3
• Lightweight aerated pop paper cone a with Mica blend for strength and superior bass frequency reproduction
• Tunable waveguide tweeter housing with removable phase lens and an off-axis dispersion pattern from WideSphere work in tandem to create a larger sound stage that can be aimed with the waveguide adjustment
• 1” magnesium dome tweeter for exceptional musical reproduction of high frequencies
• Aerospace grade PA66 composite with 30% glass fiber speaker frame to assure that no harmonic distortions affect the tone of the speaker
• The crossover network, which guides the frequencies to each driver, is designed with tight tolerance components for superb sound quality
• MB Quart engineers work closely with vehicle designers to assure a perfect fit of every speaker, whether upgrading or doing a full custom installation

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