Pioneer Carrozzeria Satellite Speaker TS-STX510 rich sound design mini New
100% genuine Item. Condition: Brand New Manual Language:Japanese Warranty: Valid only in Japan (international warranty not included)
・Speaker configuration: 5.7cm IMCC full range ・External dimensions: 74 mm (W) x 95 mm (H) x 105 mm (D) ・Cord length: Speaker cord 7m Small but powerful satellite speaker. ・I realize music reproduction full of the sense of speed.
Product introduction
■Satellite speakers that play a rich sound with both excellent mountability and designability
■High-quality IMCC is used for the vibration plate, and a ferrite magnet that boasts high magnetic flux density is used ■
Round shape with excellent design Adoption of a small sealed white enclosure. Compact design that can be installed without hindering the comfort and rearward visibility of the interior of popular minivans and compact cars.
Speaker configuration
5.7 cm IMCC full range
Maximum instantaneous input
100W
Rated input
20W
Play frequency band
100 Hz to 30 000 Hz
Output sound pressure level
82 dB
impedance
4Ω
cord length
Speaker cord 7 m
External dimensions
74 mm (W) x 95 mm (H) x 105 mm (D)
mass
0.6kg (1 piece)
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