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Pioneer TS-A1680F 6.5" 4-Way A-Series Coaxial Speakers 350W Max 80W Nom

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Pioneer TS-A1680F 6.5" 4-Way A-Series Coaxial Speakers 350W Max 80W Nom 6-1/2"

Pioneers A-series sound design purposely matches the subwoofer and full-range loudspeakers
to provide seamless and smooth sound characteristics with dynamic, high impact bass that lets
you hear and feel the music. 6-1/2" multi-fit installation adapters included which expand
flexibility and improve acoustic performance. Pioneers OPEN & SMOOTH sound concept provides
a seamless and smooth transition between the midrange and tweeter drivers and delivers uniform
off-axis frequency response optimized for automotive applications where one or more speakers
are often aimed away from the listeners ears. Pioneers CarSoundFit app is actually a car
sound simulator for experiencing in-car sound with your own smartphone

Features:

  • System Type: 4-way Coaxial
  • Sound Pressure Level (Sensitivity): 88 dB (+- 1.5dB)
  • Frequency Range: 36 Hz to 25 kHz
  • Continuous Power Handling (RMS): 80 Watts
  • Maximum Peak Power Handling: 350 Watts
  • Nominal Impedance: 4 ohms
  • Crossover Frequency: 3,600 Hz

WOOFER

  • Diameter: 6-1/2"
  • Cone Material: Carbon and mica reinforced IMPP
  • Surround Material: Elastic polymer
  • Magnet Material: Ferrite
  • Magnet Weight: 11.2 oz

TWEETER

  • Type: Twin polyethylene terephthalate (PET) hard dome
  • Diameter: 11 mm

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