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Get more out of your music
Are your car's factory speakers sounding less than fresh? Pioneer built their A-Series speakers to be high-performance replacements for your old speakers, designed from the ground up to bring back the life that your music's been missing. You'll be able to enjoy the clear vocals, chunky guitar riffs, powerful drums, and distinct bass lines that have always been a part of your favorite tunes, but have remained hidden behind sub-par speakers.
Side-view of the Pioneer TS-A1605C woofer
The woofer will add depth and impact to your favorite tunes.
Built to make your music rock
Pioneer equipped the TS-A1605C component speaker system with multilayer 6-5" mica-matrix woofers that stay rigid when the volume's turned up, keeping distortion to a minimum so your bass sounds clean. Install the separate 3/4" tweeters in a good spot up high in your vehicle for better stereo imaging. The system also includes 2-way outboard crossovers, a step up from the inline tweeter high-pass filters usually found in systems in this price range.
These speakers will sound great running off your factory stereo, but they'll really shine when driven by an aftermarket receiver or an external amp. Don't drive another day listening to tired-sounding tunes, when you can enjoy Pioneer sound quality with these speakers in your vehicle.
Product Highlights:
component speaker system includes component speaker system includes 2 woofers, 2 tweeters, and 2 crossovers
6-5" multilayer mica-matrix woofer cone with elastic polymer surround
3/4" polyester fiber dome tweeter
power range: 5-60 watts RMS (350 watts peak power)
frequency response: 34-32,000 Hz
sensitivity: 90 dB
woofer top-mount depth: 2-3/16"
woofer grilles included
warranty: 1 year
Hmm, 60w RMS with 90db sensitivity…..
Not bad, and pioneer have always made a fairly quality product in car audio…
But there are better speakers for 'stock' replacement, since some will be rated at 40w RMS and 92db. If you're running of a provided head unit with no amplifier, the lower the wattage, and higher the sensitivity the better.
Still a bargain though.