Manufacturer: Boston Acoustics Inc.
Part number: S65
General
- Product Type Car speaker
Speaker System
- Speaker Type Coaxial - 2-way - Passive
- Speaker Diameter 6.5"
- Nominal (RMS) Output Power 35 Watt
- Max (RMS) Output Power 100 Watt
- Response Bandwidth 58 - 20000 Hz
- Input Impedance 4 Ohm
- Sensitivity 92 dB
- Connectivity Technology Wired
Speaker System Details
- Speakers Included Car speaker - 58 - 20000 Hz - 4 Ohm - Wired
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