The Sony XS-GS1631C 3-way component speaker features our original MRC Aramid Fiber Matrix cone equipped 6 1/2" (16-cm) driver, a newly developed 3 1/2" (8-cm) mid-range driver with neodymium magnet for superior response and a compact frame for easy installation, and a new 1" soft dome tweeter for smooth and accurate high frequency response.
Specifications
- Woofer Cone & Surround: MRC cone with rubber surround
- Tweeter Material: Synthetic soft dome
- Size (inches): 6 1/2
- Design: 3-way
- Power (RMS/Peak): 120W RMS / 320W Peak
- Sensitivity: Up to 87dB
- Basket: Aluminum
Features
- 6 1/2" (16-cm) marc aramid fiber matrix woofer for tight, deep bass
- 3" 1/2 (8-cm) marc aramid fiber matrix mid-range driver for bright, clear mids
- 1" (25-mm) soft dome tweeters for smooth highs and wider dispersion
MSRP (USD)
- $399.99
For more information, visit www.sony.com.
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