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Alphasonik NS500C Neuron Series 5.25" 2 Way 180 Watts Component Speakers

Alphasonik NS500C Neuron Series 5.25" 2 Way 180 Watts Component Speakers Alphasonik

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Alphasonik NS500C Neuron Series 5.25" 2 Way 180 Watts Component Speakers

This 5.25" Component Speaker System has the quality sound that you have been looking for, the perfect solution for most vehicles looking for a solid audio upgrade. These 5.25" speakers are extremely reliable, able to push out 180 Watts Max, paired with 1" tweeters and included crossover networks heightens more of the audio quality that these speakers have to offer. Alphasonik electronics feature audiophile parts and circuit topology designed to let the full musical experience come through loud and clear. Today, the new Alphasonik is committed to pushing the envelope with regards to technology, quality, and value.

Features:

  • Size: 5.25"
  • Power RMS: 60
  • Power Max: 180
  • Cone Material: Blister PP
  • Magnet: 15 Oz
  • Impedance: 3
  • Sensitivity: 86 dB
  • Frequency Response: 60Hz-20Khz
  • Mounting Depth: 2.16"/.75"

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