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Rockford Fosgate R1693
$90.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:Bass is tight and sharp without being overly loud. Vocals are rich and detailed, very satisfying. Highs are clear without being tinny, no distortion at higher volumes.
The Cons:Don't generate the loud thump of dedicated subwoofers. Audiophiles may notice a slightly mechanical sound from the plastic cones. A little over-balanced for the high end, need to be paired with something that supports low-end exclusively.
The Rockford Fosgate R1693 is a single 6”x9”, 3-way coaxially designed speaker designed as a factory replacement speaker. Designed to provide ample bass and precise highs at a budget-friendly price, the R1692 houses a single 6x9 mica injected polypropylene cone, a single ½” Mylar balanced dome tweeter, and a in-line crossover network.
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Together they can handle up to 120W of power across a 48Hz-22kHz frequency range. Critics say the Rockford Fosgate R1693 is perfect for users short on cash, but still concerned with how a speaker sounds. It’s not premium in quality (a few mid-range frequencies are missing), but it’s tight and crisp.
Features
- 6”x9” Prime Full-Range Speaker
- 3-Way, Full-Range Configuration
- Stamped Steel Basket
- Foam Surround
- Mica Injected Polypropylene Cone Woofer
- Mylar Balanced Dome Tweeter
- Advanced Tweeter High-Pass Crossover
- Well Defined Bass
- Crisp Mids/Highs
- 60W RMS Power
- 120W Max Power
- 48Hz-22kHz Frequency
- Grilles Included
- Mounting Hardware Included
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bass is tight and sharp without being overly loud
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vocals are rich and detailed, very satisfying
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highs are clear without being tinny, no distortion at higher volumes
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handle heavy daily usage without wearing out
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don't generate the loud thump of dedicated subwoofers
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audiophiles may notice a slightly mechanical sound from the plastic cones
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a little over-balanced for the high end, need to be paired with something that supports low-end exclusively
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