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Hertz Car Speaker Set DCX 570.3 5x7" with 60W RMS (2 Way)
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Hertz Car Speaker Set DCX 570.3 5x7" with 60W RMS (2 Way) Code: 02.01.0007

The coaxial car speakers DCX 130.3 were designed with great attention to provide linear frequency response and ensure high reliability.

The coaxial car speakers DCX 130.3 were designed with great attention to provide linear frequency response and ensure high reliability.

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  • RMS Power

    The actual power at which the speakers can operate for an extended period of time. Usually, the higher this value, the louder and clearer the music sounds.

  • Resistance

     The resistance of a speaker, measured in Ohms, indicates how easily electric current flows through it and affects how much power it can receive from the amplifier, contributing to the safe and proper operation of the audio system.

  • Maximum Power

    The maximum power indicates the highest amount of energy a speaker can handle without being damaged. The higher this value, the louder the sound can be. At the same time, the power provided by the amplifier or audio system should be matched to the speaker's limits to ensure safe operation.
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Description

Description

The coaxial car speakers DCX 130.3 were designed with great attention to provide linear frequency response and ensure high reliability. A neodymium magnet, PEI tweeter, built-in crossover, TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) surround, and compressed paper cone provide the optimal balance between ease of installation and sound with dynamic and emotional impact.

Features:

  • Diameter: 5.25'' / 13cm
  • Maximum Peak Power: 80 W
  • Nominal RMS Power: 40 W
  • Sensitivity: 93 dB
  • Impedance: 4 Ohm
  • Frequency Response: 65 - 21000kHz

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
02.01.0007

Dimensions

Type
2 Way

Type

2 Way

Speakers consisting of two ways: one for the treble (high frequencies) and one for the bass (low frequencies). Ideal for use in basic systems or for limited space.
Shape
Oval
Speaker Dimensions
5x7 "

Technical Specifications

Peak Power
120 W

Peak Power

The maximum power indicates the highest amount of energy a speaker can handle without being damaged. The higher this value, the louder the sound can be. At the same time, the power provided by the amplifier or audio system should be matched to the speaker's limits to ensure safe operation.
Power (RMS)
60 W

Power (RMS)

The actual power at which the speakers can operate for an extended period of time. Usually, the higher this value, the louder and clearer the music sounds.
Nominal Impendance
4 ohm

Nominal Impendance

 The resistance of a speaker, measured in Ohms, indicates how easily electric current flows through it and affects how much power it can receive from the amplifier, contributing to the safe and proper operation of the audio system.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (7)

Reviews

4.0
7
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  1. 3
  2. 2
  3. 1
  4. 1
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  • Power
  • Value for money
  • Bass
  • Sound quality

Reviews by our members

  • TechEnthusiast
    4
    TechEnthusiast

    I installed only 2 front speakers with a Pioneer MVH240 source. They are quite good speakers, both in volume and quality. The Pioneer almost maxes them out, imagine that. The thing is, the bass isn't that heavy, it's a bit softer—I believe that's also due to the size, of course. At max volume, at mid volume you can play as much as you want with the bass. Beyond that, they have power and it seems they could give even more volume and bass with an amplifier, obviously. Personally, I've made a custom EQ and play them at 50/60 volume. So I'm on the fence about whether to get an amplifier or not, because then the budget gets out of hand and maybe it's not worth it. Meaning that they play quite loud with a good source and nothing else. Now, if you want people to hear you two blocks away, you go for an amplifier, otherwise you just leave it as is. To give you an idea, at max volume without the sound breaking, you can't even hear your own voice.

    Listen to them live in my video:
    https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/98877/anavathmisi-sto-aytokinito-valame-ta-hertz-5x7?utm_campaign=skroutz_share&utm_source=ios

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Κimi
    2
    Κimi

    Verified purchase

    Installed 4 x 5x7" in a Ford Focus mk1 sedan with a Pioneer DEH-X7800DAB head unit. They are a notch worse than the factory ones. They have a stronger sound, but worse bass.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Sound quality
    • Bass
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • crakenkiller14
    3
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    crakenkiller14

    Verified purchase

    I have them for about a month with a Pioneer 4x50w rms source. I put the speakers up to 70% volume and after that, they deteriorate a lot

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Value for money
    • Bass
    • Sound quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 4
    Giannis_Nistikakis

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Christos_Antonellos

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    lafnikos58

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Bass
    • Value for money
    • Sound quality
  • 5
    Nick Konstantinidis

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Bass
    • Value for money
    • Sound quality
  • TechEnthusiast
    4
    TechEnthusiast

    I installed only 2 front speakers with a Pioneer MVH240 source. They are quite good speakers, both in volume and quality. The Pioneer almost maxes them out, imagine that. The thing is, the bass isn't that heavy, it's a bit softer—I believe that's also due to the size, of course. At max volume, at mid volume you can play as much as you want with the bass. Beyond that, they have power and it seems they could give even more volume and bass with an amplifier, obviously. Personally, I've made a custom EQ and play them at 50/60 volume. So I'm on the fence about whether to get an amplifier or not, because then the budget gets out of hand and maybe it's not worth it. Meaning that they play quite loud with a good source and nothing else. Now, if you want people to hear you two blocks away, you go for an amplifier, otherwise you just leave it as is. To give you an idea, at max volume without the sound breaking, you can't even hear your own voice.

    Listen to them live in my video:
    https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/98877/anavathmisi-sto-aytokinito-valame-ta-hertz-5x7?utm_campaign=skroutz_share&utm_source=ios

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Κimi
    2
    Κimi

    Installed 4 x 5x7" in a Ford Focus mk1 sedan with a Pioneer DEH-X7800DAB head unit. They are a notch worse than the factory ones. They have a stronger sound, but worse bass.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • crakenkiller14
    3
    crakenkiller14

    I have them for about a month with a Pioneer 4x50w rms source. I put the speakers up to 70% volume and after that, they deteriorate a lot

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • 4
    Giannis_Nistikakis

    0
  • 5
    Christos_Antonellos

    0
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Description & Specifications

The coaxial car speakers DCX 130.3 were designed with great attention to provide linear frequency response and ensure high reliability. A neodymium magnet, PEI tweeter, built-in crossover, TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) surround, and compressed paper cone provide the optimal balance between ease of installation and sound with dynamic and emotional impact.

Features:

  • Diameter: 5.25'' / 13cm
  • Maximum Peak Power: 80 W
  • Nominal RMS Power: 40 W
  • Sensitivity: 93 dB
  • Impedance: 4 Ohm
  • Frequency Response: 65 - 21000kHz

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
02.01.0007

Dimensions

Type
2 Way

Type

2 Way

Speakers consisting of two ways: one for the treble (high frequencies) and one for the bass (low frequencies). Ideal for use in basic systems or for limited space.
Shape
Oval
Speaker Dimensions
5x7 "

Technical Specifications

Peak Power
120 W

Peak Power

The maximum power indicates the highest amount of energy a speaker can handle without being damaged. The higher this value, the louder the sound can be. At the same time, the power provided by the amplifier or audio system should be matched to the speaker's limits to ensure safe operation.
Power (RMS)
60 W

Power (RMS)

The actual power at which the speakers can operate for an extended period of time. Usually, the higher this value, the louder and clearer the music sounds.
Nominal Impendance
4 ohm

Nominal Impendance

 The resistance of a speaker, measured in Ohms, indicates how easily electric current flows through it and affects how much power it can receive from the amplifier, contributing to the safe and proper operation of the audio system.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (7)

4.0
7
4.0
Review this product
  1. 3
  2. 2
  3. 1
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Power
  • Value for money
  • Bass
  • Sound quality

Reviews by our members

  • TechEnthusiast
    4
    TechEnthusiast

    I installed only 2 front speakers with a Pioneer MVH240 source. They are quite good speakers, both in volume and quality. The Pioneer almost maxes them out, imagine that. The thing is, the bass isn't that heavy, it's a bit softer—I believe that's also due to the size, of course. At max volume, at mid volume you can play as much as you want with the bass. Beyond that, they have power and it seems they could give even more volume and bass with an amplifier, obviously. Personally, I've made a custom EQ and play them at 50/60 volume. So I'm on the fence about whether to get an amplifier or not, because then the budget gets out of hand and maybe it's not worth it. Meaning that they play quite loud with a good source and nothing else. Now, if you want people to hear you two blocks away, you go for an amplifier, otherwise you just leave it as is. To give you an idea, at max volume without the sound breaking, you can't even hear your own voice.

    Listen to them live in my video:
    https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/98877/anavathmisi-sto-aytokinito-valame-ta-hertz-5x7?utm_campaign=skroutz_share&utm_source=ios

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Κimi
    2
    Κimi

    Verified purchase

    Installed 4 x 5x7" in a Ford Focus mk1 sedan with a Pioneer DEH-X7800DAB head unit. They are a notch worse than the factory ones. They have a stronger sound, but worse bass.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Sound quality
    • Bass
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • crakenkiller14
    3
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    crakenkiller14

    Verified purchase

    I have them for about a month with a Pioneer 4x50w rms source. I put the speakers up to 70% volume and after that, they deteriorate a lot

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Value for money
    • Bass
    • Sound quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 4
    Giannis_Nistikakis

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Christos_Antonellos

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    lafnikos58

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Bass
    • Value for money
    • Sound quality
  • 5
    Nick Konstantinidis

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Bass
    • Value for money
    • Sound quality
  • TechEnthusiast
    4
    TechEnthusiast

    I installed only 2 front speakers with a Pioneer MVH240 source. They are quite good speakers, both in volume and quality. The Pioneer almost maxes them out, imagine that. The thing is, the bass isn't that heavy, it's a bit softer—I believe that's also due to the size, of course. At max volume, at mid volume you can play as much as you want with the bass. Beyond that, they have power and it seems they could give even more volume and bass with an amplifier, obviously. Personally, I've made a custom EQ and play them at 50/60 volume. So I'm on the fence about whether to get an amplifier or not, because then the budget gets out of hand and maybe it's not worth it. Meaning that they play quite loud with a good source and nothing else. Now, if you want people to hear you two blocks away, you go for an amplifier, otherwise you just leave it as is. To give you an idea, at max volume without the sound breaking, you can't even hear your own voice.

    Listen to them live in my video:
    https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/98877/anavathmisi-sto-aytokinito-valame-ta-hertz-5x7?utm_campaign=skroutz_share&utm_source=ios

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Κimi
    2
    Κimi

    Installed 4 x 5x7" in a Ford Focus mk1 sedan with a Pioneer DEH-X7800DAB head unit. They are a notch worse than the factory ones. They have a stronger sound, but worse bass.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • crakenkiller14
    3
    crakenkiller14

    I have them for about a month with a Pioneer 4x50w rms source. I put the speakers up to 70% volume and after that, they deteriorate a lot

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • 4
    Giannis_Nistikakis

    0
  • 5
    Christos_Antonellos

    0
  • See all