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Definitive Technology Dymension DC-65 PRO

Definitive Technology

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$379
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Definitive Technology Dymension DC-65 PRO

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Specifications · per-field provenance

● SOURCE-TRACKED
Speaker Typein-ceiling
Way Config2-way
Woofer Count1
Woofer Size Inches6.5
Tweeter Typealuminum dome
Tweeter Size Inches1
Impedance Nominal Ohms6
Sensitivity DB 1w1m88
Sensitivity Measurement Contextunstated
Freq Response Low HZ53
Freq Response High HZ25000
Freq Response Toleranceunstated
Recommended Power Min W20
Recommended Power Max W120
Grille IncludedYes
Cutout Width Inches8.7
Cutout Height Inches8.7
Width Inches9.9
Depth Inches4.2
Weight Lbs3.8
Sold Aseach
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What receiver do you need to drive the Definitive Technology Dymension DC-65 PRO?

The Definitive Technology Dymension DC-65 PRO is rated at 88 dB sensitivity (about average to drive) and is 6Ω nominal with no stated minimum — an easy electrical load most receivers handle. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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