5" (13cm) coaxial speaker

5" coaxial loudspeaker - a treat for the ears

The sound concept of a complex sound system is based on the reproduction of all audible frequency ranges. A 13 cm coaxial loudspeaker is a special type of loudspeaker for mid and high frequencies. The top sellers in this category are: Rockford Fosgate POWER T152, Ground Zero RADIOACTIVE GZRF 5.2SQ, AB Acoustics SB13PFCR25-4-COAX. If you want to jump straight to the most popular brands, we recommend you take a look at: Rockford Fosgate, Ground Zero, SB Acoustics.

How coaxial speakers affect the sound

If you equip your sound system with coaxial speakers, you have a midrange driver and tweeter in one speaker chassis. The combined speakers are capable of reproducing high frequencies up to 20 kHz. As high frequencies are short-wave, they only require low power. For this reason, coaxial loudspeakers usually have an RMS output of between 40 and 90 watts.

What should I look for in a coaxial loudspeaker?

The installation depth plays an important role when choosing a loudspeaker. The RMS power, the impedance range and a wide frequency response are also important. The latter is crucial for a high-quality sound experience. A high sound pressure level (dB) also has a positive effect on the sound.

What are the special features of a coaxial loudspeaker?

Coaxial loudspeakers are equipped with a crossover in the form of a high-pass filter. This filters the mid from the high frequency passages and directs them to the appropriate speaker. As tweeters are sensitive speakers, most models are coated with a water-repellent IMPP membrane.

Which manufacturers does Masori distribute?

13 cm coaxial speakers from the following manufacturers are currently available from Masori: Blam, Ground Zero, JL Audio, Morel, Rockford Fosgate, SB Acoustics, Vibe Audio

Conclusion

Coaxial loudspeakers enhance any sound system and ensure a balanced sound image. As this type of speaker is designed exclusively for the reproduction of mid and high frequency ranges, a subwoofer should be used in parallel for the bass-heavy passages.