Additional information
| Weight | 8.38 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16.5 × 8.3 × 5.9 in |
MX65 Pair 6.5-Inch 2-Way Pro Audio Midrange Coaxial Speakers with Built-in Bullet Tweeters, 560 Watts Max 280 Watts RMS 4-Ohm (Pair), Water Resistant, Grills Included
$87.99
Features:
A midrange coaxial speaker can answer the call to handle the most significant part of the audible sound spectrum. By combining elements from Pro audio and car audio, Recoil high-efficient and super LOUD 6.5-Inch midrange coaxial speakers give high levels of output from stock speaker location in your car.
These water resistant MX65 speakers deliver an impressive 560W (Pair) Max Power with 280W (Pair) RMS at 4 Ohms, enough to tackle a full range of audio. High power bullet tweeters and filters are built into the speakers for superior performance.
The 1.5” high-temperature Kapton voice coil can handle extreme heat and maintain its structural integrity meaning long life out of your speakers. Settle for nothing but the best with high-strength ferrite magnets that produces a wider range of tones and can handle tremendous power at high volumes.
Get the most out of your system by upgrading to a speaker that gives you everything you’re missing from your stock stereo. Discover what a true midrange coaxial speaker can do for you.
Metal mesh grills are included for protection against kicks and scuffs.
6 in stock
Vince Baldwin –
These are excellent for the money, and are able to get way louder on the same amount of power than a standard speaker. I’m using them for my rears with the RPM365 in the front. I’m sending 100 RMS to all 4 channels. The trade-off for the higher sensitivity is that they don’t play quite as low as a standard speaker. I have mine crossed at 180 Hz and they scream. They are definitely great if you have loud subwoofers and are trying to get speakers more capable of keeping up them. You are getting a lot of speaker for the price: the motors are quite large, and you can bi-amp them if you choose. It’s nice that Recoil includes a couple wires with spades to connect the tweeter to the midrange. They are large, so check your mounting depth to make sure you can fit them.
recoilaudio –
Thanks for the feedback, Vince!