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Pioneer TS-A1702C
$160.00
Released January, 2008
The Pros:High range is well represented, details are clear and it avoids tin. Low range is distortion free. Passive cross-over units are molded in - no screws to worry about.
The Cons:Not capable of clear, deep bass - volume tends to drop off at the bottom. Installation is awkward and takes a few hours. Distortion in all ranges when volume gets loud.
The Pioneer TS-A1702C are a pair of 6.75” 2-way component car-audio speakers composed out of interlaced dual Aramid fibers wrapped in a composite IMPP cone. Similar to the TS-A1302C, TS-A1702C also ditches previous models’ midrange speaker in favor of a woofer.
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The more expensive TS-A1702C ($159.95 versus $139.95), however, utilizes a larger woofer (6.75” versus 5.25”), a higher maximum power handling (230w versus 180w), and a lower frequency response (31Hz-35kHz versus 36Hz-30kHz). Nonetheless, the TS-A1702C maintains its counterpart’s .875” Tetron soft dome tweeter and angled surface that allows users to customize the tweeter’s direction. Lastly, the Pioneer TS-A1702C features built-in outboard passive crossovers with –12dB/Oct, a speaker grille, and a mounting depth of 2.5”.
Features
- Woofer Cone Material: Composite IMPP Cone with Interlaced Dual Aramid Fiber
- Surround: Butyl Rubber for Smoother Response
- Voice Coil Bobbin: Glass-Imide
- Voice Coil Wire: OFC Copper
- Damper: Conex
- Tweeter: 7/8" Soft Dome with Magnetic Fluid and Neodymium Magnet
- Basket Design: Full Depth Basket for Rich Bass Response
- Built-in Passive Crossover: Outboard Crossover with -12dB/Oct. LPF/HPF
- Speaker Grille: Included
- Special: Surface (Angled), Flush and Invisible Tweeter Mounting
- Watts MAX Music Power: 230w
- Watts Nominal Power Handling: 50w
- Frequency Response: 31Hz-35kHz
- Sensitivity (1W/1m): 90dB
- Ohm Rating: 4
- Mounting Depth: 2-1/2" (62.5 mm)
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high range is well represented, details are clear and it avoids tin
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low range is distortion free
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passive cross-over units are molded in - no screws to worry about
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sound quality is high enough running directly off of the HU to not need any amps
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not capable of clear, deep bass - volume tends to drop off at the bottom
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installation is awkward and takes a few hours
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distortion in all ranges when volume gets loud
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