JBL Stage3 648F coaxial speaker 100x152mm 60 480W 50Hz–20kHz

JBL Stage3 648F — Powerful Coaxial Speakers

For discerning listeners looking for quality sound in their vehicle, the JBL Stage3 648F coaxial speakers are the ideal choice. With patented Plus One technology, they provide a larger woofer cone area, which ensures higher 89 dB sensitivity and more pronounced bass even at lower volume levels. The 50 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range covers a wide sound spectrum, so you can enjoy every detail of your favorite music. The 4Ω load** design optimizes the power from your amplifier or head unit, which sets the speakers apart from the competition.

Improved bass response and durability

Patented Plus One technology increases the effective area of ​​the woofer cone, resulting in deeper and stronger bass. The cone is made of 10% glass fiber reinforced material, which achieves high durability and minimal deformation at higher volumes. The laser-etched design gives the cone a forged carbon fiber look, enhancing its aesthetics and structural strength.

Smooth high-frequency response

The speakers feature a PEI balanced dome tweeter that delivers a smooth and detailed high-frequency response. This technology eliminates harsh tones and ensures clear sound even at maximum volume. With a frequency range of 50 Hz to 20 kHz, sound reproduction is faithful and natural.

Easy installation and eco-friendly design

The JBL Stage3 648F are designed for easy and precise installation, ensuring consistent acoustic performance across different car models. The use of recycled plastics, PVC-free wiring and eco-friendly packaging with soy-based inks underline the brand's commitment to sustainable design.

Specifications

• RMS Power: 60 W
• Peak Power: 480 W
• Sensitivity: 89 dB (at 2.83 V)
• Frequency Response: 50 Hz - 20 kHz
• Impedance: 4 Ω
• Woofer Diaphragm: 10% Glass Fiber Cone, Plus One Technology
• Tweeter: PEI Balanced Dome

Package Contents

• 2 Speakers
• 8 Screws
• 8 Paddle Clamps
• 2 Foam Gaskets
• 2 Logo Badges
• 1 Quick Start Guide