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Pioneer TS-A6980F 6" x 9" 4-Way Coaxial System Max Power 650 Watt Car Speaker

Pioneer TS-A6980F 6" x 9" 4-Way Coaxial System Max Power 650 Watt Car Speaker Pioneer

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Pioneer TS-A6980F 6" x 9" 4-Way Max Power 650 Watt Car Speaker

The product range of the A-series consists of carefully selected materials for improving the quality of bass playback and the high frequencies, while at the same time the famous Pioneer Sound Concept Open & Smooth is presented and everything with an easy to install concept. Some models also include a suitable adapter for quick and easy installation.

Features:

  • CarSoundFit App     
  • Open & SmoothTM  
  • IMPPTM        
  • Speaker Size  6" x 9"
  • Type 4-Way Coaxial System
  • Max Power 650 Watt
  • Continuous power output    100 W
  • Frequency response 22 Hz – 24 KHz
  • Sensitivity 90 dB
  • Impedance 4 Ω
  • Mounting Depth 86 mm
  • Woofer Cut-Out Hole 153 x 222 mm
  • Woofer material IMPP™ Composite Cone
  • Voice Coil type Copper
  • Voice Coil bobbin type GLASS IMIDE
  • Tweeter Type PIEZOELECTRIC
  • 4-way Coaxial           
  • 6" x 9"           
  • Speaker Grill 

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