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Orion XTR40.2 4" 2-Way XTR Series 250W Coaxial Speakers - Pair

Orion XTR40.2 4" 2-Way XTR Series 250W Coaxial Speakers - Pair Orion

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Orion XTR402 2-Way 4-inch 250 Watts Coaxial Speakers - Pair

The Orion XTR‚ĄĘ Coaxials increase the range of Speakers sizes covering most of the market demands. Enhance your in-car audio experience with cutting-edge Speakers by Orion. Made from top grade materials using advanced technologies, Orion Speakers are an ideal solution for you if you want to enjoy pure and accurate sound while on the road. They feature excellent quality and deliver reliable performance for years to come.

Features:
4" (102mm) Coaxial Speaker
High Quality Polypropylene Coated Paper Cone
Butyl Rubber Surroud
1" High Temperature Voice Coil
20mm Neodymium Silk Dome Tweeter
Silver Terminal Connections
20oz Super Strontium Ferrite Magnet Structure
RMS Power Watts: 45
Nominal Power Watts: 90
MAX Music Power Watts: 250
Frequency response (Hz): 120 to 22k
Sensitivity: 87.5dB
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Mounting Depth: 1.89"
Mounting Diameter: 4.06"

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