WUQ
WUQ XSP65KIT 6.5" 2-Way Component Speakers 600W Max 200W RMS Pair
6.5" 2-way component speakers deliver 200 W RMS power with 92 dB sensitivity and silk dome tweeters for precise highs
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- Crisp highs from 1" silk dome tweeters
- Deep lows via carbon fiber cones with rubber surrounds
- 200W RMS continuous power handling for clean output
- 600W peak capacity handles dynamic musical passages
- 92 dB sensitivity produces loud sound with modest amplifier power
6.5" 2-Way Component Speaker System
The WUQ XSP65KIT is a pair of passive 6.5-inch component speakers rated at 200W RMS and 600W peak. Each set includes 1-inch silk dome tweeters and passive crossovers. They are designed for car and truck door installations where a separate tweeter mount is preferred.
Check mounting depth and cutout before ordering
Verify that your doors provide at least 2.52 inches of top-mount depth and a 5.71-inch cutout diameter. Confirm your amplifier or head unit can drive a 4-ohm load. Ensure you have space and wiring routes for the external crossovers and separate tweeter placements.
Thermals noise and power draw in normal use
Passive speakers generate no electrical noise and draw no power themselves; thermal load depends entirely on the connected amplifier. At 92 dB sensitivity they reach listening volume with modest amplifier output, keeping the amp cooler. Continuous RMS power of 200 watts per set is the thermal limit for the voice coils.
Highlights
- Crisp highs from 1" silk dome tweeters
- Deep lows via carbon fiber cones with rubber surrounds
- 200W RMS continuous power handling for clean output
- 600W peak capacity handles dynamic musical passages
- 92 dB sensitivity produces loud sound with modest amplifier power
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is included in the XSP65KIT package and do I need to buy anything else?
The pair contains two 6.5" carbon-fibre woofers, two 1" silk-dome tweeters and two passive crossovers; speaker wire and mounting hardware are not supplied.
Should I choose the 600 W max or 200 W RMS version for my amplifier?
There is only one version; 200 W RMS is the continuous rating to match your amplifier, while 600 W max is the short-term peak limit.
How does the 92 dB sensitivity figure affect real-world volume in a car?
At 92 dB the speakers produce high output from modest power, so a typical head unit can drive them to loud levels without a separate amplifier.
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