Polyplanar 6-½" Platinum Round Marine Speaker - (pair) White Model# Ma6600 on 2040-parts.com
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PolyPlanar 6-½" Platinum Round Marine Speaker - (Pair) White Model# MA6600
6-½" Platinum Round
Part Number: MA-6600 High power, multi-component, round speaker with a clean low profile and a full range of audio performance. Get deep, rich sound from a 6-½ two-way speaker with a 1" tweeter. Flush mount. MA-6600 are 400W/pair. Features
Specifications
Watts
200W Each
Waterproof
Yes
QTY
Pair
Product Dimensions
7.5"H x 7.5"W x 3"D
Warranty
2 Years
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