Hifonics 6x8 Rear Speaker Replacement Kit for 2005-2007 Ford F-250/350/450/550
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Product Details
- Manufacturer:
- Hifonics
- Model:
- ZS5768CX+82-5600+72-5600 F-250 05-07 RR
Product Features
- Tinsel Leads: Braided - Highly conductive while remain flexible during high power applications. Voice Coil: Pure Copper - Creates strong magnetic field with a very thin extrusion. Voice Coil Former: Kapton - Lightweight and efficiently dissipates heat. Spider: Epoxy infused Natural Fiber - Natural fiber allows flexibility while the epoxy which gives strength during the manufacturing process.. Cooling System: Overcoil - Air is exchanged over the voice coil through the spider.
- Grills: No - Typically used in factory dash replacement locations where grills are not required. Tweeter Material: Neo-Mylar Soft Dome - Great sound quality and increased reliability. Tweeter Size: 1 inch - Clear highs while handling plenty of power without sound harsh. Tweeter Surround Material: Kapton - Lightweight and efficiently dissipates heat.
- METRA 72-5600 Ford Speaker Wire Harness Connector. Sold as a pair. .
- Pair Hifonics ZS5768CX 5x7" or 6x8" 500 Watt Coaxial Car Audio Speakers. Tweeter Dome Material: Neo-Mylar Soft Dome Tweeter - Impact Resistant Tweeter Elements. Surround: Rubber - Moisture Resistant Rubber Surround with high Mid-Bass Impact. Cone: Alpha-Cellulose Cones - Light weight for speed and very rigid for deep bass. Surround / Cone Coupling:High Temperature Adhesive - Special adhesive is chosen to create a permanent bond between the cone and the surround.
- Crossover Type: Passive Butterworth - Smooth transition of frequencies from midrange/midbass to the tweeter element. Frame Type: Anti-Resonant Stamped Steel Basket - Very strong with minimal harmonics or distortions from flex or ringing. Motor: Ferrite Magnet - Creates a strong magnetic field while remaining small enough to fit nearly every application. Connectors: Spade - Use spade connectors or solder direct for the best connection.
