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PSB W-LCR

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PSB W-LCR

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$1,399
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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Where we have it, each spec shows where the data came from.
Speaker typein-wallManufacturer
Intended rolesfront LR, center, surround sideManufacturer
Way configuration2-wayManufacturer
Woofer count2Manufacturer
Woofer size (in)5.25Manufacturer
Tweeter size (in)1Manufacturer
Impedance, nominal (Ω)6Manufacturer
Impedance, minimum (Ω)4Manufacturer
Frequency response, low (Hz)70Manufacturer
Frequency response, high (Hz)23000Manufacturer
Frequency response toleranceplus minus 3dBManufacturer
Recommended power, min (W)20Manufacturer
Recommended power, max (W)150Manufacturer
Grille includedYesManufacturer
Cutout width (in)9.2Manufacturer
Cutout height (in)14.4Manufacturer
Depth (in)3.8Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)11.7Manufacturer
Sold aseachManufacturer
Finish optionsWhiteManufacturer

Common questions

ANSWERED FROM THE DATA

What receiver do you need to drive the PSB W-LCR?

The PSB W-LCR publishes no sensitivity figure in our data and dips to a stated 4Ω minimum — pick a receiver explicitly rated for 4Ω loads. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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