DS18 Audio - 6x9" Full-Range Speaker With Water Resistant Glass Fiber Cone and Neodymium Magnet | 250W RMS 4-Ohm - Black
Model: NVY-69PROEVO-N4
SKU: 13103539
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The NVY-69PROEVO-N4 is a 6x9" full-range speaker from the DS18 NVY series, the brand's high-performance line. It handles 250 watts RMS and 500 watts peak at 4 ohms. Construction includes a water resistant glass fiber cone, a treated cloth surround and an aluminum basket. The motor uses a neodymium assembly. An IP65 rating protects the driver against water and dust in open-air installs on boats, side-by-sides and powersports vehicles. Sensitivity is rated at 96dB across a 70Hz to 16kHz response. Mounting requires a 5.7x8.6" / 146x217mm cutout and 3.4" / 86mm of depth, so confirm the opening before installing. Sold as a pair.
The water resistant glass fiber cone holds its shape under sustained power instead of flexing and losing definition, paired with treated cloth surround and aluminum basket. Material choice is what separates a driver that stays accurate from one that only plays loud.
A neodymium motor drives 250 watts RMS and 500 watts peak, built around 1.5" voice coil on a TIL former and 5.1 Oz of magnet. Neodymium keeps the motor compact and the magnetic field strong, which means tighter cone control at full output.
Engineered to endure: IP65 rated against water and dust, aluminum construction. Built for open-air installs where the speaker lives exposed to saltwater, spray and sun year round.
The driver covers 70Hz to 16kHz as a single moving assembly, so the midrange stays continuous instead of handing off between drivers. Vocals and instruments hold their body and their edge at the top of the volume range.
At 96dB, the motor and cone convert amplifier power into acoustic output with little waste. Less energy turns into heat, the voice coil runs cooler through long sessions, and dynamics stay intact when the system is pushed.