TX450C

TX4 Coaxial speakers Ø13cm 5.25" 2-way 70W RMS 4Ω with Ø25mm TSV TIL voice coil and Ø20mm silk dome nedymium tweeter

Introduction

The MTX TX450C (2-Way Coax 13cm 70W RMS 280W Peak 4Ω) speakers shine with their exceptional construction, sound quality, efficiency and ... the size of their magnet. They do an incredible job in the original locations of compatible vehicles. The softness and force with which they reproduce the best recordings are exceptional. The semi-pressed paper membrane covered with crystals and silver is musical and clear. The magnetic structure at the limit of the reasonable assures an astounding dynamics and a power handling. The soft dome tweeter in silk and neodymium magnet is a delight. This last characteristic is rare at this price level… It is more often found on models twice as expensive.
They work perfectly on a car radio, but they are sublime if they are connected to an external amplifier like the MTX TX2450 which is musical, powerful, dynamic and non-aggressive ... To complete the picture, we can also, secondly, add an active subwoofer such as the MTX RTP8, RTT8P or RTF10P… Music!

Features

• Treated paper cone coated with silver particles for a clearer midrange
• Ø20mm high definition neodymium tweeter with silk dome for more details
• Extra large strontium magnet for better cone control and more power handling
• 25mm aluminum voice coil for efficient cooling and more power handling
• Rubber suspension for more reliability
• Smooth, musical sound with precise and detailed bass
• Works perfectly on an original head-unit, and much better with the MTX TX2450 amplifier

Specifications

• 2-way coaxial speakers
• Diameter: 13cm 5.25"
• Ø20mm silk dome tweeter
• Peak power: 280W
• RMS power: 70W
• Sensitivity: 92.5dB / 2.83v / 1m
• Impedance: 4Ω
• Response: 55Hz - 25000Hz
• Woofer depth: 53mm
• Grilles included

Recommended efficient associations

TX2450 amplifier

Amps: MTX TX2450 TR450
Bass Enclosure: MTX RTP8, RTT8P, RTF10P, RTU8P

Warning

MTX wants you to enjoy your hearing for a long time. Excessive exposure to loud volumes can damage your hearing. The United States Department of Labor recommends not exceeding the following recommendations:
90db : maximum 8 hours / day
92dB : maximum 6 hours / day
95db : maximum 4 hours / day
97db : maximum 3 hours / day
100db : maximum 2 hours / day
102db : maximum 90 minutes / day
105db : maximum 60 minutes / day
110db : maximum 30 minutes / day
115db : maximum less than 15 minutes / day
120db : immediate danger, 0 minutes / day