FS: (BNIB) Boston Acoustics SE35 SE Series 3.5" 2-Way Car Audio Speakers RARE
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FS: (BNIB) Boston Acoustics SE35 SE Series 3.5" 2-Way Car Audio Speakers RARE
Product Brand & Model:
Boston Acoustics SE35 SE Series 3.5" 2-Way Car Audio Speakers
These are great speakers that are beginning to become rare and hard to find. Only a few vendors online have them now.
Direct Replacement for the door mid/full range:
Yes but does not take the place of the 8" woofer.
Condition of all items: Brand New In Box (only removed to take photos)
Total Price: $35 payable via Paypal: xtremevette@hotmail.com
Shipping Terms: FREE anywhere in the continental US
Additional info:
Specs:
Frequency Response (±3dB)
100Hz-20kHz
Sensitivity (1 watt (2.83v) at 1m)
92dB
Mounting Depth
1-11/16"
Nominal Size
3-1/2"
Impedance
4ohm
RMS Power Handling
30w
Peak Power Handling
60w
Overview
• 3 1/2" (87mm) copolymer cone woofer with butyl rubber surround
• 3/4" Type-S3 soft dome tweeter delivers detail and true 20k extension
• CATB™ (Contoured Asymmetrical Tweeter Baffle) improves off-axis response
• Neodymium tweeter magnets, compact yet powerful
• System specific crossover
• Includes mounting hardware and quick-connect wire kit
• Easy “drop-in” installation
CATB™
SE coaxial speakers feature Boston’s CATB™ (Contoured Asymmetrical Tweeter Baffle). The CATB™ offers to major advantages over a conventional tweeter post. First, its contoured baffle dramatically improves the off-axis response of the tweeter. Second, its asymmetrical shape makes the baffle acoustically invisible to the woofer, keeping the frequency response from the woofer flatter and smoother then conventional designs.
Type-S3 Tweeter
The SE component speakers utilize the Type-S3 soft dome tweeter. Its 3/4" size with neodymium motor structure, the tweeter is very compact and features Ferrofluid cooling for increased power handling. The dome material, a carbon injected polymer, offers a perfect blend of detail and strong output.
Thanks
Jeff
Boston Acoustics SE35 SE Series 3.5" 2-Way Car Audio Speakers
These are great speakers that are beginning to become rare and hard to find. Only a few vendors online have them now.
Direct Replacement for the door mid/full range:
Yes but does not take the place of the 8" woofer.
Condition of all items: Brand New In Box (only removed to take photos)
Total Price: $35 payable via Paypal: xtremevette@hotmail.com
Shipping Terms: FREE anywhere in the continental US
Additional info:
Specs:
Frequency Response (±3dB)
100Hz-20kHz
Sensitivity (1 watt (2.83v) at 1m)
92dB
Mounting Depth
1-11/16"
Nominal Size
3-1/2"
Impedance
4ohm
RMS Power Handling
30w
Peak Power Handling
60w
Overview
• 3 1/2" (87mm) copolymer cone woofer with butyl rubber surround
• 3/4" Type-S3 soft dome tweeter delivers detail and true 20k extension
• CATB™ (Contoured Asymmetrical Tweeter Baffle) improves off-axis response
• Neodymium tweeter magnets, compact yet powerful
• System specific crossover
• Includes mounting hardware and quick-connect wire kit
• Easy “drop-in” installation
CATB™
SE coaxial speakers feature Boston’s CATB™ (Contoured Asymmetrical Tweeter Baffle). The CATB™ offers to major advantages over a conventional tweeter post. First, its contoured baffle dramatically improves the off-axis response of the tweeter. Second, its asymmetrical shape makes the baffle acoustically invisible to the woofer, keeping the frequency response from the woofer flatter and smoother then conventional designs.
Type-S3 Tweeter
The SE component speakers utilize the Type-S3 soft dome tweeter. Its 3/4" size with neodymium motor structure, the tweeter is very compact and features Ferrofluid cooling for increased power handling. The dome material, a carbon injected polymer, offers a perfect blend of detail and strong output.
Thanks
Jeff
Last edited by XtremeVette; 01-24-2013 at 06:07 PM.
