5-1/4" Component 2-Way Speaker

The Type-X PRO speaker embodies Alpine’s no-compromise attitude to speaker performance and design. The award-winning Type-X PRO component speakers have been engineered from the ground up with the audio enthusiast in mind. They utilize advanced technologies and exotic materials often found in high-end home audio speakers to deliver dynamic sound quality with exceptional accuracy. This means you get to hear stunning musical detail, amazing lifelike sound, and incredible imaging. With Type-X PRO speakers, Alpine gives you a true sound experience in the automotive environment.

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JBL 560GTi Component Speaker Review

JBL audio, practices than any other speaker company at eliminating distortion, and it shows. GTi competition car speaker systems include the lowest-distortion woofers we’ve ever built. In a loudspeaker, distortion can be produced by the cone, the motor, the suspension and even the movement of air through the speaker’s assembly. In designing the 560GTi and 660GTi woofers, JBL engineers have left no stone unturned. The basket, polepiece and voice coil former all include vents to eliminate any potential distortion caused by the movement of air trapped within these parts.
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Kenwood KFC-6982ie 6x9 Speaker Review

It doesn’t get any louder or better than the Kenwood KFC-6982ie 6×9 5-Way car speaker system that can handle a whopping 500 Watts of pure power. The polypropylene mica cone woofer offers bone-chilling bass, and the balanced dome tweeter produces the most subtle, distortion-free highs.

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Alpine SPR-69C car speaker review. Experience greater detail and impact of your music with the hybrid layered-pulp with mica coating woofer cone and new 25mm ring tweeter. Ultimately, get far more detail and bright and crisp sound reproduction for a great sounding, loud system.

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Part of our Sports Series of affordable high-performance speakers, the Kenwood KFC-1662S 6.5″ 3-way system delivers killer sound quality with features like 180 Watts of power, a polypropylene injection cone, and high-quality ½” Piezo tweeter.  I really like these 6.5 car speakers.
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The difference between RMS and peak power ratings is a crucial concept for the A/V shopper to understand. Peak power ratings refer to the amount of power an amplifier produces, or a speaker can handle, for a brief musical burst — like the crack of a kick drum. RMS power describes the amount of continuous power an amplifier produces, or a speaker can handle. The RMS power rating is always the more significant number, as it is a more accurate reflection of a component’s performance in daily use.

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