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JL Audio M6-10FES-Gb-S-GmTi-4, M6 Series 10" 4 Ohm Loaded Marine Subwoofer Enclosure, Gloss Black
This subwoofer system is ready to install in your boat and features rock-solid, all-fiberglass enclosure construction with a beautiful, matte-black gel-coat finish.
The sealed enclosure is precisely tuned to deliver outstanding quality sub-bass response in an open-air boat installation. Loaded inside, is our maximum-performance M6-10W 10 in. Subwoofer.
This system is best used with amplifier power in the 75-250 W range. The enclosure is not drilled for speaker cable. This allows the installer to select the best surface to exit the cable from, based on the specific installation.
Like all JL Audio marine speakers, this system is built to withstand a real saltwater marine environment and deliver years of listening enjoyment.
Marine Materials / Testing
The design of marine products requires extensive materials testing to achieve reliability and longevity.
Built in U.S.A. with Global Components
JL Audio's Miramar, Florida loudspeaker production facility is one of the most advanced in the world.
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| Weather resistance | Waterproof Sealed Fiberglass Enclosure |
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Size |
10-inch |
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Voice Coil |
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Impedance |
4ohm |
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RMS Power Rating (Watts) |
250 |
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Peak Power Rating (Watts) |
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| Cone Material |
Injection-Molded Polypropylene |
| Surround Material |
Synthetic Rubber |
| Sensitivity |
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| Warranty |
1 Year |
| Weather resistance | Waterproof Sealed Fiberglass Enclosure |
|
Size |
10-inch |
|
Voice Coil |
|
|
Impedance |
4ohm |
|
RMS Power Rating (Watts) |
250 |
|
Peak Power Rating (Watts) |
|
| Cone Material |
Injection-Molded Polypropylene |
| Surround Material |
Synthetic Rubber |
| Sensitivity |
|
| Warranty |
1 Year |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to