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Orion Cobalt CT-57 5"x7" 2-Way 350 Watts Max Power Coaxial Speakers Car Audio (Pair)

Orion Cobalt CT-57 5"x7" 2-Way 350 Watts Max Power Coaxial Speakers Car Audio (Pair) Orion
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Orion CT-57 5x7 inch 2 Way Coaxial Speakers 45 Watts RMS 4 Ohm 350W Max - Pair

Features:
  • High-Quality Polypropylene Injection Cone
  • Butyl Rubber Surround
  • 1" High-Temperature Voice Coil
  • 1" Neodymium Mylar Dome Tweeter
  • Silver Terminal Connections
  • 30 Ounce Super Strontium Ferrite Magnet Structure
  • RMS Power: 45 Watts
  • Max Music Power: 350 Watts
  • Frequency Response: 33Hz - 22kHz
  • Sensitivity: 90.5dB/W/M
  • Impedance: 4 Ohm

  • High-Quality Polypropylene Injection Cone
  • Butyl Rubber Surround
  • 1" High-Temperature Voice Coil
  • 1" Neodymium Mylar Dome Tweeter
  • Silver Terminal Connections
  • 30 Ounce Super Strontium Ferrite Magnet Structure
  • RMS Power: 45 Watts
  • Max Music Power: 350 Watts
  • Frequency Response: 33Hz - 22kHz
  • Sensitivity: 90.5dB/W/M
  • Impedance: 4 Ohm
  • Cut-Out Diameter: 3.58" x 2.48"
  • Mounting Depth: 2.04"

  • Pair of Orion 5x7-inch 2-way Speakers

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