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Polk Audio db461p
$100.00
Released March, 2007
The Pros:Easy to install in a wide variety of vehicles. Don't distort at high volumes. Crisp and clear, make the most of whatever the head unit sends them.
The Cons:Instructions are fairly sparse, manual doesn't give many specifics. Need a subwoofer for the low end, severely drops off in the bass range.
The Polk Audio db461p are a pair of 4”x6” two-way plate car-audio loudspeakers composed out of dynamic balance polymer/mica composites. An upgrade from the db461, the db461p supports higher peak power handling (150w versus 120w) and continuous power handling (50w versus 40w).
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In addition, unlike its predecessors, the db461p mounts its liquid-cooled .75” silk/polymer dome tweeter apart from the woofer, thereby allowing improved performance from separate components lodged in a single speaker. In addition, the Audio db461p relies on a plate-style design that is cited as making installation into factory spaces easier. The Polk Audio db461p also features high and low pass crossover filters that delivery accurate midrange and glare-free highs, low-mass 2-layer 25mm Kapton voice coils, and a pole plate heat sink that promotes more thorough head dissipation.
Features
- Mid/Woofer: 4" x 6" (10.16cm x 15.24cm) Polymer/Mica composite
- Tweeter: 3/4" Diameter (1.91cm) Silk Dome Tweeter
- Overall Frequency Response: 71Hz-22kHz
- Nominal Impedance: 4ohms
- Power Handling (continuous): 50w
- Power Handling (peak): 150w
- Top Mount: 1-13/16" (4.60cm)
- Bottom Mount: 2" (5.08cm)
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easy to install in a wide variety of vehicles
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don't distort at high volumes
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crisp and clear, make the most of whatever the head unit sends them
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high peak handling keeps them from blowing out even when higher end head units are turned way up
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mids and highs are very strong and well-balanced, don't compete with each other
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good impedance setting to ensure that there isn't any interference
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instructions are fairly sparse, manual doesn't give many specifics
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need a subwoofer for the low end, severely drops off in the bass range
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