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1New SV 165 NEO features compact dimensions and light weight preserving excellent performance thanks to the use of Neodymium N38 H for the motor units. To allow a safe outdoor use without discoloration over time, cones has waterproofing and anti-UV treatment and motor units is painted with cataphoresis with insulated lead-wires to avoid oxidation. The terminals and mounting holes are compatible for installation on Harley-Davidson motorbikes! Features - • Compact dimensions and light weight preserving excellent performance thanks to the use of Neodymium N38 H for the motor units • Cones waterproofing and anti-UV treatment to allow safe outdoor use without discoloration over time • Motor units treated with cataphoresis and insulated lead-wires to avoid oxidation • Terminals and mounting holes compatible for installation on Harley-Davidson motorbikes Specifications - • Size mm (in.): 165 (6.5) • Power Handling - Peak W: 400 • Power Handling - Continuous W: 150 • Impedance Ω: 4 • Frequency response Hz: 100 ÷ 10k • Sensitivity dB SPL: 97 • Voice coil Ø mm (in.): 38,6 (1.5)
Good upgrade for the 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe's front door location. the rated power at 4 ohm matched the factory wiring fine. Used the factory harness, only ding is the mounting depth ran a little tight against the door hardware, worth checking clearance first. Sound is a clear step up from the factory speaker.
Good upgrade for the 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe's front door location. the rated power at 4 ohm matched the factory wiring fine. Used the factory harness, only ding is the mounting depth ran a little tight against the door hardware, worth checking clearance first. Sound is a clear step up from the factory speaker.
Good upgrade for the 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe's front door location. the rated power at 4 ohm matched the factory wiring fine. Used the factory harness, only ding is the mounting depth ran a little tight against the door hardware, worth checking clearance first. Sound is a clear step up from the factory speaker.
