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Blaupunkt GTX620 6.5" 300W Max 2-Way 4 Ohm Car Audio Coaxial Speakers (pair)

Blaupunkt GTX620 6.5" 300W Max 2-Way 4 Ohm Car Audio Coaxial Speakers (pair)
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Blaupunkt GTX620 6.5" 300W Max 2-Way 4 Ohm Car Audio Coaxial Speakers (pair)

Blaupunkt's 6.5" 100W 2-way coaxial speakers (GTX620) delivers a sound experience that will blow any other options out of the water. The high-quality polypropylene woofer cone will create crystal-clear sounds that are pleasing to the ear. Take in the rich bass tones formed by the foam surround and Mylar dome tweeter. Feel as the music resonates throughout your car like a breath of fresh air. Turn your sound system into the ultimate sound experience that makes you never want to leave your car.

  • 50 Watts RMS / 300 Watts Peak
  • High-quality PP Cone
  • Butyl Rubber Surround
  • 0.75 High-Quality Aluminum Voice Coil
  • High-Performance Ferrite Magnet
  • Mylar Dome Tweeter
  • Impedance: 4 Ohm
  • Frequency Response: 90Hz - 18KHz
  • Sensitivity: 86dB
  • Sold as a pair. Speaker grilles included

  • 50 Watts RMS / 300 Watts Peak
  • High-quality PP Cone
  • Butyl Rubber Surround
  • 0.75 High-Quality Aluminum Voice Coil
  • High-Performance Ferrite Magnet
  • Mylar Dome Tweeter
  • Impedance: 4 Ohm
  • Frequency Response: 90Hz - 18KHz
  • Sensitivity: 86dB
  • Sold as a pair. Speaker grilles included

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