Klipsch AW-525 300 Watts 5.25" All-weather Indoor/Outdoor Speaker - White (Pair)

Klipsch AW-525 300 Watts 5.25" All-weather Indoor/Outdoor Speaker - White (Pair)

The AW-525 all-weather loudspeaker brings clean clear dynamic Klipsch quality performances to patios, terraces, balconies, gardens, or poolsides. And because it's so efficient you get much more sound per watt enabling this full-range model to work well in wide-open spaces.

• Paintable UV-resistant ABS enclosure with rustproof aluminum grille
• High sensitivity and power handling
• 90º x 90º Tractrix Horn tweeter for clean clear highs
• Supplied with C-style mounting bracket and stainless steel hardware
• 3/8"-16 threaded insert

Specifications:

• Frequency Response  -  80Hz-20kHz ± 3dB
• Sensitivity  -  94dB @ 1 watt/1 meter
• Nominal Impedance  -  8 ohms
• Crossover Frequency  -  2450Hz
• Power Handling    75 watts (300 watts peak)
• Enclosure Type  -  Bass-reflex via dual front-firing ports/ABS
• Drive Components  -  Two-way system using one 1" (2.5cm) titanium dome tweeter with a 90˚x 90˚ Tractrix Horn and one 5.25 (13.3cm) IMG woofer
• Wire Gauge Accommodated  -  12
• Weight  -  6.5 lbs. (3kg)
• Height  -  11.8" (29.8cm)
• Width  -  8" (20.3cm)
• Depth  -  9" (22.9cm)
• Finish  -  White enclosure and grille
   

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