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JVC CSV518 5.25" 200W Dual Cone Car Speakers

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Enhance Your Car Audio with Clear Sound Upgrade your vehicle's audio system with the JVC CSV518 Car Speakers. These 5-1/4" dual cone speakers deliver clear and balanced sound with a peak power of 200 watts. Featuring a carbon mica cone, durable surround material, and a whizzer tweeter, these spea...

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Overview

Enhance Your Car Audio with Clear Sound

Upgrade your vehicle's audio system with the JVC CSV518 Car Speakers. These 5-1/4" dual cone speakers deliver clear and balanced sound with a peak power of 200 watts. Featuring a carbon mica cone, durable surround material, and a whizzer tweeter, these speakers provide excellent audio performance.

Specifications:

  • Speaker Size: 5-1/4"
  • Power Handling: 200W Peak / 25W RMS
  • Cone Material: Carbon Mica
  • Tweeter: 1" Whizzer Tweeter
  • Frequency Response: 55 - 20,000Hz
  • Impedance: 4 ohms
  • Mounting Depth: 44 mm (1-3/4'')

Key Features

200W Peak/25W RMS Power

Frequency Response: 55 - 20,000Hz

Mounting Depth: 44 mm (1-3/4'')

Specifications

Brand
JVC
Model
CSV518
Speaker Size
5.25"
Peak Power
200W
RMS Power
25W
Frequency Response
55 - 20,000Hz
Mounting Depth
44 mm (1-3/4'')
Speaker Type
Dual Cone

Frequently Asked Questions

These JVC CSV518 car speakers have an RMS power handling of 25W.
With a frequency response starting at 55Hz, these speakers provide good mid-bass, but very deep sub-bass frequencies may be limited without a dedicated subwoofer.
These 5.25" speakers are designed to fit various car models where 5.25-inch round speakers are specified, but specific vehicle compatibility should be checked against mounting depth requirements.
The JVC CSV518 speakers require a mounting depth of 44 mm (1-3/4'').
No, these are described as "dual cone" speakers, meaning the high frequencies are produced by an integrated secondary cone rather than a separate tweeter.