Description
CHX525.2 — 5.25-Inch Pro Coaxial Horn — 2Ω — Pair
Choose CHX525.2 when the vehicle only gives you a true 5.25-inch opening but the customer still wants Cicada’s CHX Pro Coaxial Horn character instead of a conventional small coaxial. This is the smallest CHX footprint, so its purpose is fitting a tighter factory location while preserving horn-loaded projection.
At 150W RMS and 91 dB sensitivity, it is not simply a smaller CHX65. SMS would use the 2-ohm version when the amplifier is designed for that load and the resulting power matches the speaker. If the amplifier plan is 4 ohms, choose CHX525.4 rather than changing the rest of the system to chase a lower impedance.
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS
• 5.25-inch CHX Pro Coaxial Horn speaker pair
• 2Ω
• 150W RMS per speaker
• 91 dB published sensitivity
• Frequency response: 90 Hz–20 kHz ±5 dB
• Carbon Matrix Composite cone / CHX horn architecture
• Rain or Shine all-weather construction
• Exact model: CHX525.2
Choose CHX525.2 when the vehicle only gives you a true 5.25-inch opening but the customer still wants Cicada’s CHX Pro Coaxial Horn character instead of a conventional small coaxial. This is the smallest CHX footprint, so its purpose is fitting a tighter factory location while preserving horn-loaded projection.
At 150W RMS and 91 dB sensitivity, it is not simply a smaller CHX65. SMS would use the 2-ohm version when the amplifier is designed for that load and the resulting power matches the speaker. If the amplifier plan is 4 ohms, choose CHX525.4 rather than changing the rest of the system to chase a lower impedance.
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS
• 5.25-inch CHX Pro Coaxial Horn speaker pair
• 2Ω
• 150W RMS per speaker
• 91 dB published sensitivity
• Frequency response: 90 Hz–20 kHz ±5 dB
• Carbon Matrix Composite cone / CHX horn architecture
• Rain or Shine all-weather construction
• Exact model: CHX525.2
OPEN-AIR / MOTORCYCLE / POWERSPORTS FIT
Where this fits in the build
These speakers have to work where wind, road noise, mounting space and exposure change the job. Match the driver to the actual location, output target, amplifier power and environment instead of treating it like a normal door-speaker replacement.
Plan aroundConfirm mounting location, depth, cutout and how exposed the speaker will be.
Match itMatch efficiency, usable bandwidth and clean amplifier power to the output needed at speed or outdoors.
Finish itPlan crossover, mounting, wiring and electrical support with the complete open-air system.