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Magnadyne WR65W White 6.5" Waterproof Marine SpeakersMarine Waterproof 6 1/2" 2-Way Speaker with Integrated Grill/Frame - White 12 oz. magnet weight 50 watts maximum power handling 4 ohm impedance 55Hz-18kHz frequency response Outside diameter 7" Minimum diameter mounting hole required 5" 2-1/2" mounting depth 1" mylar tweeter with ferrofluid Full plastic encasement frame and integrated grill Resists moisture, temperature and shock Ultraviolet protection |
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