DD AUDIO EXPANDS E CLASS SPEAKER LINE

Written by Ben

October 9, 2017

Oklahoma City, OK, Oct 4, 2017 — DD Audio announces the expansion of its E Class Speaker line with the release of the EX4 coaxial. The EX Coaxial Series now consists of a 6.5”, 6”x 9”, 5”x 7”, 5.25”, and 4” options. There will also be a 2.75” option released later this year.

The EX4 has a shallow mounting depth (1.85”) and includes a 4”x 6” adapter plate allowing it to easily drop into both 4” and 4”x6” factory locations. This makes the EX4 a very versatile speaker able to be used in everything from late model GM pickup trucks to newer BMWs.

The EX line drivers were designed with the purpose of providing a low cost solution for upgrading OEM or subpar aftermarket audio systems, while still performing up to the sound quality standards DD Audio is know for.

EX4 Coaxial features include:

  • 4”x6” Adapter Plate
  • Marine Grade
  • Injection molded poly cones
  • Rubber surrounds
  • Rigid steel frames
  • Double slit voice coil formers
  • Copper shorting caps
  • High energy ferrite magnet motors
  • 20 mm neo driven, mylar dome tweeters

For more information on the E Class Components and Coaxials contact DD Audio at  http://ddaudio.com/contact/ or by phone at 405-239-2800.

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