Crunch CS5768CX 5x7"/6x8" 2-Way Coaxial Speakers Powersports Audio Alpha-Cellulose Cone: Lightweight cone material RNGR18-DK

Name: Crunch CS5768CX 5x7"/6x8" 2-Way Coaxial Speakers Powersports Audio Alpha-Cellulose Cone: Lightweight cone material RNGR18-DK
Brand: www.crossfitwcg.com
SKU: 63160933643
Price: 38.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3573 (30 reviews)

SKU 63160933643 · ★ 4.4

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Crunch CS5768CX 5x7" 6x8" 2 Way Coaxial Speakers Powersports Audio Alpha Cellulose Cone: Lightweight cone material RNGR18 DK Alpha Cellulose Cone: Lightweight cone material supports midrange and bass reproduction This built in four channel output is intended to operate a basic factory or aftermarket speaker system directly The speaker also uses an anti resonant stamped steel basket The Crunch CS5768CX is a pair of 5 x 7 inch coaxial car speakers designed to also fit many 6 x 8 inch speaker locations

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