Polk Audio Db400 4" Coaxial 2-way Car Speakers Certified For Marine Use, New! on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
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These 4" coaxial speakers from Polk are ideal for car use as well as marine use. Their peak power handling is about 105 watts, while their sensitivity is 91db. The frequency response is fairly wide from about 85Hz to 22khz, but a sub would add some oomph to the low end.
Bid with confidence as I usually ship within 24 hours. Thanks for looking! -Tigar79 |
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