JBL Stage3 68MF 3-way coaxial speakers 165mm 70 560W 55Hz–20kHz

JBL Stage3 68MF — Three-way car speakers

In a vehicle where you need to combine excellent acoustic performance with long service life, the JBL Stage3 68MF three-way coaxial speakers provide the ideal solution. With a diameter of 165 mm and power of 70 W RMS (560 W peak), they reproduce sound with clarity and dynamics that will enliven every drive. Their frequency range of 55 Hz - 20 kHz ensures full coverage of the audible spectrum, from deep bass to clear highs. In addition, they are designed with ecology and easy installation in mind, which makes them exceptional in their class.

Exceptional acoustic performance for a perfect listening experience

The speakers are equipped with patented Plus One technology, which increases the area of ​​the woofer cone, resulting in higher sensitivity and more expressive bass. The cone contains 10% glass fiber, which increases its strength and ensures accurate low-frequency reproduction. At the same time, the PEI balanced dome tweeter delivers a clean and smooth high-frequency response, without unwanted sharpness.

Performance optimization and easy installation

Thanks to true 4Ω impedance, the speakers are able to compensate for system resistance, allowing maximum power to be used from the head unit or amplifier. 91 dB @ 2.83 V sensitivity ensures that the speakers can efficiently convert electrical energy into acoustic power, so even at lower volume levels they provide rich sound. The precise design allows for easy integration into various vehicles, saving installation time.

Eco-friendly and durable design

The JBL Stage3 68MF is not just about sound — its production is environmentally friendly. Components contain recycled plastics, wiring is PVC-free, and the packaging is printed with soy-based inks. This contributes to a sustainable manufacturing process without compromising on quality or performance.

Package Contents

• 2 speakers
• 8 screws
• 8 paddle clamps
• 2 foam gaskets
• 2 logo badges
• Quick Start Guide