Description
CXXM65.2 — 6.5-Inch Dedicated Mid-Bass — 2Ω — Pair
CXXM65.2 makes sense when the front stage is already using a separate tweeter/horn and there is no reason to pay for an integrated coaxial tweeter. It keeps Cicada’s Kevlar/neodymium construction in a shallow 6.5-inch dedicated mid-bass package rated at 100W RMS per speaker.
SMS would choose this over CM65X when the system does not need 250W RMS power handling or the broader CM-X upper-frequency capability. The 2-ohm version is for an amplifier designed around that load; if the channel plan calls for 4 ohms, use CXXM65.4.
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS
• 6.5-inch dedicated mid-bass pair
• 2Ω
• 100W RMS / 200W max per speaker
• 92 dB sensitivity
• Frequency response: 60 Hz–5 kHz ±3 dB
• Kevlar cone
• N45H neodymium motor
• Rain or Shine construction
• Mounting depth: 2.26 in / 57 mm
• Grilles/hardware included
• No integrated tweeter
CXXM65.2 makes sense when the front stage is already using a separate tweeter/horn and there is no reason to pay for an integrated coaxial tweeter. It keeps Cicada’s Kevlar/neodymium construction in a shallow 6.5-inch dedicated mid-bass package rated at 100W RMS per speaker.
SMS would choose this over CM65X when the system does not need 250W RMS power handling or the broader CM-X upper-frequency capability. The 2-ohm version is for an amplifier designed around that load; if the channel plan calls for 4 ohms, use CXXM65.4.
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS
• 6.5-inch dedicated mid-bass pair
• 2Ω
• 100W RMS / 200W max per speaker
• 92 dB sensitivity
• Frequency response: 60 Hz–5 kHz ±3 dB
• Kevlar cone
• N45H neodymium motor
• Rain or Shine construction
• Mounting depth: 2.26 in / 57 mm
• Grilles/hardware included
• No integrated tweeter
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.