Speaker Full Range Mid Range 2.5" Group 66mm Exactly on 2040-parts.com
Berkeley, California, United States
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New Small 2.5" group speaker. Actual diameter is slightly bigger then 2.5". Its 66 millimeters to be exact. Depth is 30 millimeters. Made in Japan. Not in a box. |
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