Boston Acoustic Competition Series
Ever since they were first introduced in 1989, Boston Pro speakers have been creating a sensation. In commemoration of their 25th year in mobile audio, they introduce the Pro SE (Special Edition). With voicing cues taken directly from our acclaimed Boston SPZ line, they take sound quality a step further and bridge the gap between exceptional and absolute top-level performance. The newest Pro speakers deliver huge output without even a hint of distortion, pound out more bass than ever before, and possess a look that’s as gutsy as it is gorgeous. It’s sound and style that’s sure to redefine car audio for decades to come.
Product Features:
- 5-1/4" PRO Series 2-Way Component System
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 500 watts per set / 250 watts each side
- RMS: 250 watts per set / 125 watts each side
- Copolymer cone woofer
- Rubber surround
- 1" M-1 Anodized alloy dome tweeter
- Cast aluminum magnet
- Radiavent cooling
- Twinstage aluminum heat sink to draw heat away from the voice coil
- AMD (Amplitude Modification Device) for a smooth high frequency response
- 3 ohms impedance
- 1-1/2" voice coil
- Neodymium magnet structure
- Top-mount depth: 2-1/4"
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Priced Per Complete Component System: 2 midwoofers, 2 tweeters and 2 crossover networks.
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BMW KID from CINCINNATI OHIO
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I have a K1200lt BMW motorcycle with 2 sets of 5.25 component speakers, 1 set of 6x9 infinity, 1 set is of Boston 5.25 component, 1 set of 5.25 Kapa infinity component. The Boston's I have in the back of the bike along with the 6x9, the front of the bike I have Infinity component set all powered by 6/600 w JL audio. The Boston's sound great, and can stand all the power I give them, and most of the time it's on all the way full blast, I have the infinity in front of the bike and are just a little more sharp. But that can't take as much power. Boston's rms is around 110 Infinity's I have are around 85 rms. All in all I like both. I have been told it's about the best sound system that I've heard on a bike. With rain and bad weather, I really can't say any thing bad about either set. I have had speakers that cost more but did not sound as clear, I have over 100,000 miles on the bike in 6 years, and have been in a lot of rain and still ticking with the Infinity's. I hope the Boston's hold up as long.
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Adam from Chattanooga TN
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Excellent sound quality they love power so when I really turn it up vocals are crystal clear over the subs in the back.
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thepft from winnipeg, Canada
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These speakers are very very good. They will pickup every detail and have good power. Make sure you mount the tweeters up front. Most importantly make sure you have a 6.5 driver hole because although they are a 5.25 speaker the driver on it is a 6.5" so for my Cadillac they have to make plates to make it fit. Other than that the sound is very crisp and clear.
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