Memphis SixFive Series products are known for their power handling and amazing sound quality. This story holds true for the VIV60C 6.5" component speakers. These speakers feature a dual layer composite fiber cone which is extremely lightweight yet rigid allowing them to handle more power while producing an elegant beautiful sound. One listen to the VIV60C and you will realize that these speakers are in a league of their own at a price point that is manageable for anyone serious about their sound.
Woofer Cone & Surround
- Dual layer composite fiber cone, rubber surround
Tweeter Material
- Aluminum housed silk tweeter
Size (inches)
- 6 1/2
Design
- Component
Power (RMS/Peak)
- 80/160
Sensitivity
- 90 - 91dB
Basket
- Aluminum
MSRP
- $399.95
For more information, visit www.memphiscaraudio.com.
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