Name: Klipsch AWR-650-SM
Brand: Klipsch
SKU: 714AWR650G
Price: 329.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (58 reviews)

Q

What receiver with Bluetooth capability do you recommend to power 4 of these speakers? Furthest speaker wire run will be 120' away.

[ Mike Jun 26, 2021 ]

3 answers

A

I have 2 channel Yamaha. 2 speakers loud enough

[ Garrett Jun 26, 2021 ]

A

I'd call Crutchfield, they will be able to answer better than me. I will say the speaker itself is awesome, great sound and volume!! Hope that helps

[ JAMES Jun 26, 2021 ]

A

Mine are hooked up directly to Sonos.

[ Jon Jun 26, 2021 ]

Q

Does anyone have a wiring schematic for these? I want to have a true stereo sound and sort of confused as to how these get wired to do that. Also, I have (2) of the AWR-650s under my over hang and don't know how to efficiently wire them all to my Denon AVR-S740H

[ Jay Sep 30, 2020 ]

1 answer

A

We do not have wiring diagrams prepared for this but I can tell you the only way the Denon will power these speakers will be by connecting one AW-650 per amp channel on the Denon and using two amp channels for the AWR-650-SM (so you can get both left and right audio into it). If you were hoping to connect all the outdoor speakers to the zone two section on the Denon, then a multichannel amp is needed. We have advisors that you can reach by calling 1-800-324-9695 who can discuss your goals and complete setup to give a personal recommendation on the best matching amp.

[ Paul Oct 20, 2020 ] Staff

Q

Is there a way to make these speakers work with bluetooth?

[ diana Jul 29, 2020 ]

2 answers

A

Not that I'm aware. It connects to the stereo and you can get a Bluetooth for your stereo but the speaker itself has to be connected to the stereo as far as I know. It's a GREAT speaker!

[ Leah Jul 30, 2020 ]

A

Not as is. I have them (4) and they work great. My receiver powering them has bluetooth.

[ TIMOTHY Jul 29, 2020 ]

Q

hi, approximately how much square footage of patio/lawn with this comfortably cover with quality sound? thanks!

[ Matthew Apr 14, 2020 ]

5 answers

A

I have these speakers At floor level on the back wall of a 330 sq. ft. 2nd story desk. . I can broadcast out into my yard (65x120). They do a great job.

[ S R Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

I'm not sure exactly we have 5 of them around a large pool area. Highly recommend sound awesome. Worth the money.

[ GREG Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

With a 60 watt amplifier, I'm able to cover a ~950 sqft area around a pool and patio with plenty of audio.

[ James Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

I have two of these speakers around my pool and they cover roughly a 35x35 foot area. They are at different ends of the pool area and allow me to have good even coverage

[ Anthony Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

It depends on the background noise and wind. But generally, my answer would be "less than you think." I would prefer one every 15 feet (or less). So anytime you might be getting 15' away... I would like to have another one for the most seamless sound.

[ DANIELLE D Apr 21, 2020 ]

Q

What would be the best way to use impedance volume control for a set of these speakers if they are out on a patio? Asking since these can be used as 1 channel or 2 channel. Would like to be able to control closer to the speaker rather than at the amp. Thanks.

[ Shawn May 18, 2019 ]

2 answers

A

Those volume controls work with stereo (2 channel) audio and can be set to work with lower impedances. You truly have your choice on how to use them. If you are not sure what you should do for your location, I suggest contacting an advisor on 1-800-324-9695 to discuss your goals to get a personal recommendation. My Bio: https://www.crutchfield.com/bio/Paul

[ Paul Jun 01, 2019 ] Staff

A

I put the Niles WVC100E volume control in-line with my AWR-650-SM to control both channels (left and right). I use a Cambridge amp with Chromecast Audio as the input, and I set the output of the amp to about 60%. I use the Niles control out on the patio to control the volume. I used outdoor-rated 14 AWG, and it was a little tough to get the wires routed without pinching, but with a little work it fits just fine. Setup works like a champ!

[ James May 30, 2019 ]

Q

I have two of these wired as single 4ohm speakers. I am looking to upgrade to a sonos amp as I start my sonos connect but the power may be pushing the limits with the 4 ohms. Would you recommend this as a good setup?

[ Brian Apr 09, 2019 ]

2 answers

A

Yes the Sonos amp is stable down to 4 ohms and capable of powering up to 4 speakers - especially super efficient ones like those Klipsch. I think the Sonos Amp would be a fantastic addition to your Sonos system https://bit.ly/2XqV9Kg

[ Cosmo Apr 19, 2019 ] Staff

A

According to Sonos, their amps will handle a 4 ohm load.

[ charles Apr 19, 2019 ]

Q

What would be a good speaker wire to use with this? I plan on burying under ground in a conduit. And will run no more than 100' I'm looking to purchase wire locally and getting the wiring ready for my speaker purchase.

[ Don Mar 07, 2019 ]

3 answers

A

As long as it's being run in conduit, standard speaker wire should be fine.

[ charles Mar 08, 2019 ]

A

I used direct burial 12/2 low voltage lighting wire. 12 ga. So you won't lose much power with the 100' run. Saves you from buying conduit.

[ Jason Mar 08, 2019 ]

A

14 gauge direct burial is what I use. 14/4 to the first speaker and then 14/2 to the next. Makes getting left and right channels a little easier. Make sure to use weatherproof wirenuts or connections!!

[ JOSHUA Mar 07, 2019 ]

Q

Do you have to plug it into an electrical source to use it or can you just charge it and use it?

[ juila m. Jun 24, 2018 ]

8 answers

A

The AWR-650 is not a "portable" speaker, nor is it wireless. It requires an input source WITH amplification (such as an iPod through a receiver) to be wired in directly. There is no battery to charge or power.

[ James Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

it is a traditional speaker. It is powered by an amplifier. You need to hook it to an amplifier. It does not need to be plugged in. Nor does it contain a battery that needs charging. However, again, you will need to hook wires up to it... Stereo left and right.

[ DANIELLE D Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Hello, you have to hard wire it to your receiver. It gets power from that source. 4 channel speaker wire works best. These rocks were a serious upgrade to the backyard pool area.

[ John Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

N, it does not need to plug into an electrical outlet, nor does it require charging. It is connected to an amplifier, which is how it receives its power.

[ Arthur Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Neither. These are traditional speakers that need to be wired with speaker wire connected to some type of amplifier. They don't require being plugged in to an outlet and don't have a battery. I have mine connected to a Sonos connect amp that's in my basement.

[ Bill Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

These speakers have to be wired to an amp they are not booth rechargeable speakers

[ Stephen Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

These behave like normal stereo speakers, they need to be connected to an amplifier!tonbe used.

[ Joe Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Just connect to your receiver

[ Richard Jun 25, 2018 ]

Q

Would a 300W in wall socket amp be okay? I have two bridges running to one amp.

[ Brian Jun 11, 2018 ]

1 answer

A

I'm not sure I follow your application but I can tell you the Klipsch AWR-650-SM is rated to handle up to 50 watts continuous (RMS). When joining the speaker's inputs for a single channel connection, the impedance will be 4 Ohms so, bridging two channels of an amp to power it would not be recommended. For additional assistance and personalized recommendations, feel free to contact us directly by phone or through our online chat service: https://www.crutchfield.com/support/ContactUs.aspx

[ Ryan Jun 20, 2018 ] Staff

Q

I have an outdoor theater and need a surround sound system. I am a little confused about speaker design and types of speakers. If I have 5 of these speakers can I use them for my center and surround speakers?

[ Jay Jul 20, 2014 ]

1 answer

A

I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: If you want to use the Klipsch rock speakers as a theater set up with one being the center channel that will definitely work. I don't think you would have any issue at all doing it. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat.

[ Krissy Jul 22, 2014 ] Staff

Q

What receiver with Bluetooth capability do you recommend to power 4 of these speakers? Furthest speaker wire run will be 120' away.

[ Mike Jun 26, 2021 ]

3 answers

A

I have 2 channel Yamaha. 2 speakers loud enough

[ Garrett Jun 26, 2021 ]

A

I'd call Crutchfield, they will be able to answer better than me. I will say the speaker itself is awesome, great sound and volume!! Hope that helps

[ JAMES Jun 26, 2021 ]

A

Mine are hooked up directly to Sonos.

[ Jon Jun 26, 2021 ]

Q

Does anyone have a wiring schematic for these? I want to have a true stereo sound and sort of confused as to how these get wired to do that. Also, I have (2) of the AWR-650s under my over hang and don't know how to efficiently wire them all to my Denon AVR-S740H

[ Jay Sep 30, 2020 ]

1 answer

A

We do not have wiring diagrams prepared for this but I can tell you the only way the Denon will power these speakers will be by connecting one AW-650 per amp channel on the Denon and using two amp channels for the AWR-650-SM (so you can get both left and right audio into it). If you were hoping to connect all the outdoor speakers to the zone two section on the Denon, then a multichannel amp is needed. We have advisors that you can reach by calling 1-800-324-9695 who can discuss your goals and complete setup to give a personal recommendation on the best matching amp.

[ Paul Oct 20, 2020 ] Staff

Q

Is there a way to make these speakers work with bluetooth?

[ diana Jul 29, 2020 ]

2 answers

A

Not that I'm aware. It connects to the stereo and you can get a Bluetooth for your stereo but the speaker itself has to be connected to the stereo as far as I know. It's a GREAT speaker!

[ Leah Jul 30, 2020 ]

A

Not as is. I have them (4) and they work great. My receiver powering them has bluetooth.

[ TIMOTHY Jul 29, 2020 ]

Q

hi, approximately how much square footage of patio/lawn with this comfortably cover with quality sound? thanks!

[ Matthew Apr 14, 2020 ]

5 answers

A

I have these speakers At floor level on the back wall of a 330 sq. ft. 2nd story desk. . I can broadcast out into my yard (65x120). They do a great job.

[ S R Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

I'm not sure exactly we have 5 of them around a large pool area. Highly recommend sound awesome. Worth the money.

[ GREG Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

With a 60 watt amplifier, I'm able to cover a ~950 sqft area around a pool and patio with plenty of audio.

[ James Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

I have two of these speakers around my pool and they cover roughly a 35x35 foot area. They are at different ends of the pool area and allow me to have good even coverage

[ Anthony Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

It depends on the background noise and wind. But generally, my answer would be "less than you think." I would prefer one every 15 feet (or less). So anytime you might be getting 15' away... I would like to have another one for the most seamless sound.

[ DANIELLE D Apr 21, 2020 ]

Q

What would be the best way to use impedance volume control for a set of these speakers if they are out on a patio? Asking since these can be used as 1 channel or 2 channel. Would like to be able to control closer to the speaker rather than at the amp. Thanks.

[ Shawn May 18, 2019 ]

2 answers

A

Those volume controls work with stereo (2 channel) audio and can be set to work with lower impedances. You truly have your choice on how to use them. If you are not sure what you should do for your location, I suggest contacting an advisor on 1-800-324-9695 to discuss your goals to get a personal recommendation. My Bio: https://www.crutchfield.com/bio/Paul

[ Paul Jun 01, 2019 ] Staff

A

I put the Niles WVC100E volume control in-line with my AWR-650-SM to control both channels (left and right). I use a Cambridge amp with Chromecast Audio as the input, and I set the output of the amp to about 60%. I use the Niles control out on the patio to control the volume. I used outdoor-rated 14 AWG, and it was a little tough to get the wires routed without pinching, but with a little work it fits just fine. Setup works like a champ!

[ James May 30, 2019 ]

Q

I have two of these wired as single 4ohm speakers. I am looking to upgrade to a sonos amp as I start my sonos connect but the power may be pushing the limits with the 4 ohms. Would you recommend this as a good setup?

[ Brian Apr 09, 2019 ]

2 answers

A

Yes the Sonos amp is stable down to 4 ohms and capable of powering up to 4 speakers - especially super efficient ones like those Klipsch. I think the Sonos Amp would be a fantastic addition to your Sonos system https://bit.ly/2XqV9Kg

[ Cosmo Apr 19, 2019 ] Staff

A

According to Sonos, their amps will handle a 4 ohm load.

[ charles Apr 19, 2019 ]

Q

What would be a good speaker wire to use with this? I plan on burying under ground in a conduit. And will run no more than 100' I'm looking to purchase wire locally and getting the wiring ready for my speaker purchase.

[ Don Mar 07, 2019 ]

3 answers

A

As long as it's being run in conduit, standard speaker wire should be fine.

[ charles Mar 08, 2019 ]

A

I used direct burial 12/2 low voltage lighting wire. 12 ga. So you won't lose much power with the 100' run. Saves you from buying conduit.

[ Jason Mar 08, 2019 ]

A

14 gauge direct burial is what I use. 14/4 to the first speaker and then 14/2 to the next. Makes getting left and right channels a little easier. Make sure to use weatherproof wirenuts or connections!!

[ JOSHUA Mar 07, 2019 ]

Q

Do you have to plug it into an electrical source to use it or can you just charge it and use it?

[ juila m. Jun 24, 2018 ]

8 answers

A

The AWR-650 is not a "portable" speaker, nor is it wireless. It requires an input source WITH amplification (such as an iPod through a receiver) to be wired in directly. There is no battery to charge or power.

[ James Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

it is a traditional speaker. It is powered by an amplifier. You need to hook it to an amplifier. It does not need to be plugged in. Nor does it contain a battery that needs charging. However, again, you will need to hook wires up to it... Stereo left and right.

[ DANIELLE D Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Hello, you have to hard wire it to your receiver. It gets power from that source. 4 channel speaker wire works best. These rocks were a serious upgrade to the backyard pool area.

[ John Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

N, it does not need to plug into an electrical outlet, nor does it require charging. It is connected to an amplifier, which is how it receives its power.

[ Arthur Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Neither. These are traditional speakers that need to be wired with speaker wire connected to some type of amplifier. They don't require being plugged in to an outlet and don't have a battery. I have mine connected to a Sonos connect amp that's in my basement.

[ Bill Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

These speakers have to be wired to an amp they are not booth rechargeable speakers

[ Stephen Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

These behave like normal stereo speakers, they need to be connected to an amplifier!tonbe used.

[ Joe Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Just connect to your receiver

[ Richard Jun 25, 2018 ]

Q

Would a 300W in wall socket amp be okay? I have two bridges running to one amp.

[ Brian Jun 11, 2018 ]

1 answer

A

I'm not sure I follow your application but I can tell you the Klipsch AWR-650-SM is rated to handle up to 50 watts continuous (RMS). When joining the speaker's inputs for a single channel connection, the impedance will be 4 Ohms so, bridging two channels of an amp to power it would not be recommended. For additional assistance and personalized recommendations, feel free to contact us directly by phone or through our online chat service: https://www.crutchfield.com/support/ContactUs.aspx

[ Ryan Jun 20, 2018 ] Staff

Q

I have an outdoor theater and need a surround sound system. I am a little confused about speaker design and types of speakers. If I have 5 of these speakers can I use them for my center and surround speakers?

[ Jay Jul 20, 2014 ]

1 answer

A

I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: If you want to use the Klipsch rock speakers as a theater set up with one being the center channel that will definitely work. I don't think you would have any issue at all doing it. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat.

[ Krissy Jul 22, 2014 ] Staff

Q

What receiver with Bluetooth capability do you recommend to power 4 of these speakers? Furthest speaker wire run will be 120' away.

[ Mike Jun 26, 2021 ]

3 answers

A

I have 2 channel Yamaha. 2 speakers loud enough

[ Garrett Jun 26, 2021 ]

A

I'd call Crutchfield, they will be able to answer better than me. I will say the speaker itself is awesome, great sound and volume!! Hope that helps

[ JAMES Jun 26, 2021 ]

A

Mine are hooked up directly to Sonos.

[ Jon Jun 26, 2021 ]

Q

Does anyone have a wiring schematic for these? I want to have a true stereo sound and sort of confused as to how these get wired to do that. Also, I have (2) of the AWR-650s under my over hang and don't know how to efficiently wire them all to my Denon AVR-S740H

[ Jay Sep 30, 2020 ]

1 answer

A

We do not have wiring diagrams prepared for this but I can tell you the only way the Denon will power these speakers will be by connecting one AW-650 per amp channel on the Denon and using two amp channels for the AWR-650-SM (so you can get both left and right audio into it). If you were hoping to connect all the outdoor speakers to the zone two section on the Denon, then a multichannel amp is needed. We have advisors that you can reach by calling 1-800-324-9695 who can discuss your goals and complete setup to give a personal recommendation on the best matching amp.

[ Paul Oct 20, 2020 ] Staff

Q

Is there a way to make these speakers work with bluetooth?

[ diana Jul 29, 2020 ]

2 answers

A

Not that I'm aware. It connects to the stereo and you can get a Bluetooth for your stereo but the speaker itself has to be connected to the stereo as far as I know. It's a GREAT speaker!

[ Leah Jul 30, 2020 ]

A

Not as is. I have them (4) and they work great. My receiver powering them has bluetooth.

[ TIMOTHY Jul 29, 2020 ]

Q

hi, approximately how much square footage of patio/lawn with this comfortably cover with quality sound? thanks!

[ Matthew Apr 14, 2020 ]

5 answers

A

I have these speakers At floor level on the back wall of a 330 sq. ft. 2nd story desk. . I can broadcast out into my yard (65x120). They do a great job.

[ S R Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

I'm not sure exactly we have 5 of them around a large pool area. Highly recommend sound awesome. Worth the money.

[ GREG Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

With a 60 watt amplifier, I'm able to cover a ~950 sqft area around a pool and patio with plenty of audio.

[ James Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

I have two of these speakers around my pool and they cover roughly a 35x35 foot area. They are at different ends of the pool area and allow me to have good even coverage

[ Anthony Apr 21, 2020 ]

A

It depends on the background noise and wind. But generally, my answer would be "less than you think." I would prefer one every 15 feet (or less). So anytime you might be getting 15' away... I would like to have another one for the most seamless sound.

[ DANIELLE D Apr 21, 2020 ]

Q

What would be the best way to use impedance volume control for a set of these speakers if they are out on a patio? Asking since these can be used as 1 channel or 2 channel. Would like to be able to control closer to the speaker rather than at the amp. Thanks.

[ Shawn May 18, 2019 ]

2 answers

A

Those volume controls work with stereo (2 channel) audio and can be set to work with lower impedances. You truly have your choice on how to use them. If you are not sure what you should do for your location, I suggest contacting an advisor on 1-800-324-9695 to discuss your goals to get a personal recommendation. My Bio: https://www.crutchfield.com/bio/Paul

[ Paul Jun 01, 2019 ] Staff

A

I put the Niles WVC100E volume control in-line with my AWR-650-SM to control both channels (left and right). I use a Cambridge amp with Chromecast Audio as the input, and I set the output of the amp to about 60%. I use the Niles control out on the patio to control the volume. I used outdoor-rated 14 AWG, and it was a little tough to get the wires routed without pinching, but with a little work it fits just fine. Setup works like a champ!

[ James May 30, 2019 ]

Q

I have two of these wired as single 4ohm speakers. I am looking to upgrade to a sonos amp as I start my sonos connect but the power may be pushing the limits with the 4 ohms. Would you recommend this as a good setup?

[ Brian Apr 09, 2019 ]

2 answers

A

Yes the Sonos amp is stable down to 4 ohms and capable of powering up to 4 speakers - especially super efficient ones like those Klipsch. I think the Sonos Amp would be a fantastic addition to your Sonos system https://bit.ly/2XqV9Kg

[ Cosmo Apr 19, 2019 ] Staff

A

According to Sonos, their amps will handle a 4 ohm load.

[ charles Apr 19, 2019 ]

Q

What would be a good speaker wire to use with this? I plan on burying under ground in a conduit. And will run no more than 100' I'm looking to purchase wire locally and getting the wiring ready for my speaker purchase.

[ Don Mar 07, 2019 ]

3 answers

A

As long as it's being run in conduit, standard speaker wire should be fine.

[ charles Mar 08, 2019 ]

A

I used direct burial 12/2 low voltage lighting wire. 12 ga. So you won't lose much power with the 100' run. Saves you from buying conduit.

[ Jason Mar 08, 2019 ]

A

14 gauge direct burial is what I use. 14/4 to the first speaker and then 14/2 to the next. Makes getting left and right channels a little easier. Make sure to use weatherproof wirenuts or connections!!

[ JOSHUA Mar 07, 2019 ]

Q

Do you have to plug it into an electrical source to use it or can you just charge it and use it?

[ juila m. Jun 24, 2018 ]

8 answers

A

The AWR-650 is not a "portable" speaker, nor is it wireless. It requires an input source WITH amplification (such as an iPod through a receiver) to be wired in directly. There is no battery to charge or power.

[ James Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

it is a traditional speaker. It is powered by an amplifier. You need to hook it to an amplifier. It does not need to be plugged in. Nor does it contain a battery that needs charging. However, again, you will need to hook wires up to it... Stereo left and right.

[ DANIELLE D Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Hello, you have to hard wire it to your receiver. It gets power from that source. 4 channel speaker wire works best. These rocks were a serious upgrade to the backyard pool area.

[ John Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

N, it does not need to plug into an electrical outlet, nor does it require charging. It is connected to an amplifier, which is how it receives its power.

[ Arthur Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Neither. These are traditional speakers that need to be wired with speaker wire connected to some type of amplifier. They don't require being plugged in to an outlet and don't have a battery. I have mine connected to a Sonos connect amp that's in my basement.

[ Bill Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

These speakers have to be wired to an amp they are not booth rechargeable speakers

[ Stephen Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

These behave like normal stereo speakers, they need to be connected to an amplifier!tonbe used.

[ Joe Jun 25, 2018 ]

A

Just connect to your receiver

[ Richard Jun 25, 2018 ]

Q

Would a 300W in wall socket amp be okay? I have two bridges running to one amp.

[ Brian Jun 11, 2018 ]

1 answer

A

I'm not sure I follow your application but I can tell you the Klipsch AWR-650-SM is rated to handle up to 50 watts continuous (RMS). When joining the speaker's inputs for a single channel connection, the impedance will be 4 Ohms so, bridging two channels of an amp to power it would not be recommended. For additional assistance and personalized recommendations, feel free to contact us directly by phone or through our online chat service: https://www.crutchfield.com/support/ContactUs.aspx

[ Ryan Jun 20, 2018 ] Staff

Q

I have an outdoor theater and need a surround sound system. I am a little confused about speaker design and types of speakers. If I have 5 of these speakers can I use them for my center and surround speakers?

[ Jay Jul 20, 2014 ]

1 answer

A

I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: If you want to use the Klipsch rock speakers as a theater set up with one being the center channel that will definitely work. I don't think you would have any issue at all doing it. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat.

[ Krissy Jul 22, 2014 ] Staff

Q

Can you use this speaker with Sonos?

[ Kevin Mar 23, 2019 ]

4 answers

A

Yes, it works with our Sonos.

[ Rick Mar 26, 2019 ]

A

Yes, I use it and have it connected with a connect amp. Don't try a splitter, it does not work. It works very well.

[ JOHN C Mar 24, 2019 ]

A

Yes! It is one of several outdoor speakers tied to my Sonos and my Alexa.

[ Michael Mar 23, 2019 ]

A

No. This speaker requires a separate amplifier.

[ Glenn Mar 23, 2019 ]

Q

Is it wireless?

[ Willie Jun 14, 2016 ]

1 answer

A

Thanks for your question. No it is not wireless. It has 3 ft of speaker wire that is already preattached to it. Hope that helps.

[ Kenny Jun 14, 2016 ] Staff


Enclosure	Bass Reflex
Tweeter Type	Soft-Dome
Midrange Size	None
Woofer Size	6-1/2
Woofer Composition	Polymer
Woofer Surround	Rubber
Power Range (watts)	Up to 50
Sensitivity	94 dB
Impedance (ohms)	8
Frequency Response	66-20,00 Hz
Connector Type	Bare wire
Height (inches)	16-1/4
Width (inches)	14-1/2
Depth (inches)	10-3/4
Weight (pounds)	13
Mounting Bracket Included	No
Parts Warranty	5 Years
Labor Warranty	5 Years

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