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Pair of 6.5 inch two-way coaxial car speakers with black ferrite magnet woofers and small neodymium tweeters

WUQ

WUQ DCX-1653 6.5" Two-Way Coaxial Speakers Pair

SKU CH-VT7S-E5435

A 6.5" two-way coaxial pair with water-repellent pressed paper woofers and PEI dome tweeters

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  • Two-way coaxial design separates frequencies for clearer sound
  • Ferrite woofer magnet provides strong bass response
  • Neodymium tweeter magnet delivers crisp high frequencies
  • Water-repellent pressed paper cone resists moisture damage

Pair of 6.5" Two-Way Coaxial Car Speakers

The WUQ DCX-1653 speakers are a pair of 6.5-inch two-way coaxial units designed for car audio systems. They combine a woofer and tweeter in a single frame for straightforward installation. The water-repellent pressed paper woofer cone resists moisture in door cavities. A PEI dome tweeter handles high frequencies with a neodymium magnet.

Coaxial Design Simplifies Door Installation

The coaxial layout removes the need for separate tweeter mounts and external crossovers, freeing up space in tight door panels. Ferrite woofer magnet and neodymium tweeter magnet structures keep the overall depth manageable. The paired configuration suits front or rear factory locations. Buyers needing component sets with external crossovers should consider other designs.

Highlights

  • Two-way coaxial design separates frequencies for clearer sound
  • Ferrite woofer magnet provides strong bass response
  • Neodymium tweeter magnet delivers crisp high frequencies
  • Water-repellent pressed paper cone resists moisture damage

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What power level causes the 6.5" woofer to reach its thermal limit first during long listening sessions?

The ferrite-magnet woofer handles sustained power within its rated RMS range; exceeding that rating is what triggers thermal compression first.

How much heat does the neodymium tweeter add to the cabin when the pair runs all day?

The PEI-dome tweeter draws only a small fraction of total power, so its heat output stays low even during extended play.

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