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Skar Audio NPX8-8 8" 350 Watt 8-Ohm Neodymium Pro Audio MID-Range Loudspeaker, Each

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Size: 8 Inch - 8 Ohm


Features

  • Skar Audio npx neodymium Series 8" 8-Ohm mid-range speaker
  • 350 watts Max power | 175 watts RMS power
  • Featuring an ultra light-weight and powerful neodymium magnet
  • 2" Copper Voice Coil | Sensitivity: 94.8 dB
  • Frequency response: 80 Hz - 6, 000 Hz | sold individually (set of 1)
  • Mounting depth: 2.32" | cut-out diameter: cut-out: 7.48"

Description

Skar Audio designed the NPX8-8 to be everything you need in a mid-range Pro audio speaker; combining incredible sound, loudness, and reliability, All in an extremely shallow and versatile footprint. The npx Series mid-range utilizes a high-performance neodymium motor, which is an extremely lightweight and powerful magnet, allowing this speaker to be installed in a wide array of applications. No detail, Material or design element went unexamined in each of the npx Series speakers; The loudness, sound clarity, and overall reliability of this mid-range is unprecedented for a speaker of it's size, Featuring a commanding 2" Voice coil that is complemented well by an advanced air flow cooling design. The Skar Audio npx Series is an obvious choice when implementing an array of mid-range speakers in any Pro audio setup - and even more perfect for those applications such as door panels, etc; where speaker weight is often a major limitation in properly achieving the ideal sound stage. With the arrival of the NPX8-8, Gone are the days of having to sacrifice Quality and performance, This mid-range speaker allows you to achieve everything you desire with the best possible listening experience. Rated at 350 watts Max power, and 175 watts RMS. Single 8-ohm voice coil configuration. Usable Frequency Range: 80 Hz - 6 kHz. Sold individually.

Brand: Skar Audio


Model Name: NPX8-8


Speaker Type: Coaxial


Special Feature: Built in microphone


Subwoofer Diameter: 8 Inches


Product Dimensions: 8 x 8 x 3 inches


Item Weight: 3.27 pounds


Item model number: NPX8-8


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Special features: Built in microphone


Other display features: Wireless


Whats in the box: Skar Audio NPX8-8 8" 350 Watt 8-Ohm Neodymium Pro Audio Mid-Range Loudspeaker, Each


Manufacturer: Skar Audio


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: May 2, 2019


Speakers Maximum Output Power: 350 Watts


Number Of Items: 1


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