CSP560 Car component speaker
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CSP560 Car component speaker
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Sturdy fibre-composite cone for all-weather performance.
Stylish speaker grille protects against damage
The speaker grille has been designed to give cars the look of luxury. Composed of two parts — a detachable metal mesh casing and a plastic ring. When installed over the speaker, it fully covers the tweeter dome and speaker cone. Hard and durable, it protects the speakers from accidental kicks and curious fingers, both of which can be damaging to their sound performance.
Endurance and performance stability in extreme conditions
Endurance and performance stability in extreme conditions.
Soft silk dome tweeter to restore high fidelity details
Silk is the ideal material for tweeter domes due to its light weight, high sensitivity and stability, and its tolerance for high temperatures. Inside the tweeter, the small diaphragm (the dome opening) produces high frequency tones. These soft and light silk domes can capture even the highest musical notes, to make your music full of high fidelity details such as warm, mid-range vocals and vivid, lively trebles. The dome shape also spreads the sound around so that you can hear the high notes from every seat in the car.
Swivel tweeter to optimise the high-frequency response
High-frequency sounds are directional. If the tweeter is not pointed in the right direction in your car, you may miss out on having the best sound possible. The tweeters inside these Philips car speakers are able to swivel, allowing you to adjust their direction up to 90 degrees and directing the best sound right to your ears regardless of where they are installed in your car.
