ZXi6.5C Hifonics® Zeus 6.5” 2-way Component Speaker

Written by Engle

Friday, 13 March 2009 15:37

hft ZXi6.5C Hifonics® Zeus 6.5” 2-way Component Speaker delivers an incredible mixture of sound quality and flexibility with its Low-Profile MaxxFit™ speaker design.

The ZXi6.5C Hifonics® Zeus speaker delivers an incredible mixture of sound quality and flexibility with its Low-Profile MaxxFit™ speaker design. A great solution to the limited-depth speaker fit problems found in many OEM applications. With this powerful speaker, sound is never compromised in shallow depth openings. It uses the latest in ceramic cone materials and state of the art engineering to provide superior sound. The center of the ceramic composite cone is further enhanced by an ultra-lightweight, rigid bass driver for an extremely smooth response. Coupled with Hifonics’ Neodymium Silk Dome (NSD) tweeter design is the new 360° radial air-cooled motor structure and magnet assembly. The NSD provides an even response up to 25,000 Hz and the magnet assembly was engineered to handle the most extreme power for the most extreme sound. Hifonics’ illumination technology provides for a rich blue glow from the embossed product logos. Long-life LED's positioned behind these speakers are powered by any switched 12-volt source

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