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(pair} Pyramid Wx-85x / 300 Watts Rated Power 4 Ohms on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Warren, Michigan, United States

Warren, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:Pyramid Speaker Size:8" Type:Non-Enclosed Subwoofer RMS Power:300 W Voice Coil:Single Channels:2 Channel

(2) PYRAMID WX-85X / 300 WATTS RATED POWER / IMPEDANCE 4OHMS / 1.5" HIGH TEMP KAPTON VOICE COIL / 50OZ MAGNET STRUCTURE / 8" high Power White Injected P.P. Cone Woofer / BUMPED YOKE PLATE FOR EXTENDED EXCURSION & VENTED MOTOR STRUCTURE / SPECIALLY TREATED BLACK RUBBER EDGE SUSPENSION

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