Memphis PRX824V2 8" Selectable-Impedance Subwoofer Speaker Wire & Cables The crossover network uses 160V KRK

Name: Memphis PRX824V2 8" Selectable-Impedance Subwoofer Speaker Wire & Cables The crossover network uses 160V KRK
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 78972497025
Price: 119.95 USD
Availability: InStock
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Memphis PRX824V2 8" Selectable Impedance Subwoofer Speaker Wire & Cables The crossover network uses 160V KRK The crossover network uses 160V ultra low DF polyester bi metallized film capacitors It provides a dedicated low frequency amplification channel for vehicles whose factory or aftermarket audio system needs more bass output 200W RMS Handling: Supports amplifier matching up to its continuous rating The impedance selection is made at the subwoofer using the Memphis FLEX plug terminal

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