First Class Value in MB Quart Discus Speakers

Written by Michael G

Friday, 24 April 2009 16:45

The secret to the success of WideSphere’s breakthrough
in transducer technology is due to an inverted
two-piece titanium dome and a
powerful neodymium ring magnet system developed
exclusively by MB Quart.

“By creating a wide radiation angle, for the first time ever, off-axis
dispersion measurements are nearly identical to on-axis,” further commented Henricks.
The DKH116 Speakers carry the legacy of MB Quart’s high quality sound with top end features
such as carbon fiber reinforced woofer frames, polypropylene woofer membrane cones, edge
wound 1” voice coils and silver spade terminals. “This is truly a first class value speaker for critical
listeners that are looking for a full range music experience,” said Mike Stiers, Product
Development Specialist.

Stiers further commented about the DKH116 by stating, “A coaxial system is a great advantage.
There is no bulky crossover to find placement for since the crossover is fixed to the speaker and
with the tweeter mounted in the center of the speaker there is no need to find a suitable mounting
location for the tweeter.” Stiers concluded by saying, “I’ve installed many systems over the years,
and the DKH116 makes replacing a stock coaxial a breeze.”
The Discus DKH116 is rated at 50-120 Watts and 40Hz-30kHz Frequency.
MODEL DESCRIPTION DIAMETER MSRP
DKH116 2-Way Coaxial Speaker System 1.2” / 6.5” $199

See the Car Audio Channel review of the Discus DKH116 in the Test Bench Section!

About Maxxsonics
Maxxsonics® USA, Inc. is a leading manufacturer and distributor of quality car, marine and home audio products. Based
in Lake Zurich, IL Maxxsonics offers a complete line of sound component systems including MB Quart®, Hifonics®,
Crunch® and Autotek®. For additional information, please visit www.maxxsonics.com

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