







Audison Thesis TH K2 II A CORO Sax Violino 2 Way Active Component Kit 150w RMS
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The Audison Thesis TH K2 II A Coro is a 6.5-inch 2-way active component kit, pairing the TH 1.5 II Violino 38mm silk dome tweeter with the TH 6.5 II Sax woofer, rated at 150W RMS (300W peak) at 4 ohms. It is part of the Audison Thesis range and is designed for actively processed systems driven by a DSP and separate amplifier channels.
This listing is the active version. For a passive set with crossovers, see the Audison Thesis TH K2 II P Coro. Optional THG 1.5 II and THG 6.5 II steel mesh grilles are available separately.
Key specifications
- Configuration: 2-way active kit — TH 1.5 II Violino tweeter + TH 6.5 II Sax woofer
- Woofer: 165mm, TPX cone, 50mm voice coil
- Tweeter: 38mm natural silk dome
- Power handling: 150W RMS / 300W peak
- Impedance: 4 ohm
- Sensitivity: 87dB
- Frequency response: 40Hz–26kHz
TH K2 II A Coro: 2-way 4 ohm kit, 300W peak power, TH 1.5 II Violino + TH 6.5 II Sax
Thesis
The Audison Thesis range was developed with the goal of achieving complete acoustic transparency, drawing on principles inherited from the HV Venti. Using finite element simulation software (FEM) developed by the Audison R&D team, a mathematical model was created and refined through extensive prototyping to produce the ideal transducer.
The TH K2 II A Coro is designed to reproduce the musical signal from Thesis electronics with complete fidelity. The TH 1.5 II and TH 6.5 II together offer a wide crossover point range: the tweeter covers 800Hz–22kHz and the woofer responds cleanly up to 4kHz, giving two factory-recommended cut-off options and flexibility for user adjustment.
TH 1.5 II Violino
- 34mm CCAW single-layer voice coil — lightweight, stable at lower frequencies, with no musical transient compression.
- Custom N38 "H-grade" neodymium magnet delivering 1.67 T*m in the magnetic gap for strong dynamic response and low distortion across the full frequency range.
- Exclusive air-loading system achieves a resonance frequency below 800Hz, allowing filter set-up from as low as 1.5kHz – 12dB/Oct.
- 38mm natural silk dome, optimised using material characterisation, laser vibrometer scanning, and finite element analysis for a smooth, extended response.
- Frequency response up to 26kHz, optimised for off-axis installation.
- TH 1.5 II Violino Tuning System offers two electro-acoustic load options — bottom case or bottom disk — for maximum performance or flexible in-car integration.
- Full solid metal construction, with every part exclusively designed and produced for the TH 1.5 II.
- FEM-optimised faceplate and front spokes for improved dispersion pattern.
TH 6.5 II Sax
- 50mm CCAR (Copper Clad Aluminium Ribbon) mobile voice coil wound with flat wire to maximise force factor and heat dissipation.
- Low voice coil inductance to optimise mid-high band emission (2–3kHz).
- N48 "H-grade" neodymium magnet with high thermal stability for consistent dynamic reserve.
- Magnetic group geometry designed using FEM simulation to concentrate the magnetic field in the gap and maximise efficiency.
- TPX® transparent membrane reduces frequency response irregularities in the mid-high band and leaves the speaker interior visible.
- Membrane geometry designed using simulation software for smooth, wide-angle emission.
- Single-piece die-cast aluminium basket with four pairs of spokes to optimise heat transfer, eliminate turbulent airflow, and ensure structural rigidity.
- Hi-excursion suspension and spider, optimised through multi-physical loudspeaker behaviour simulations.
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Specification
| Cone | Material Woofer TPX® |
|---|---|
| Power Handling | - Peak 300 W |
| Power Handling | - Continuous 150 W |
| Sensitivity | 87 dB |
| Impedance | 4 Ohm |
| Frequency Response | 40 Hz ÷ 26 kHz |
| Weight | Woofer 1.25 kg |
| Weight | Tweeter 0.355 kg |
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What's Included
- Audison Thesis TH K2 II A CORO Kit
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About the Audison TH K2 II A CORO
From our tech experts at CEN
Audison Thesis two-way component speakers, with separate tweeters for mounting where you will actually hear them, configured for active use with a processor rather than passive crossovers, rated at 150w RMS.
Who it suits
Drivers building a proper front stage, happy for tweeters to be mounted separately, which usually means a professional fit. Thesis is the top of Audison’s car range, intended for fully active systems.
Our tech experts advise
Sizes, adapter rings and harnesses vary by vehicle, year and trim, so we confirm what your car takes before ordering. Door treatment matters as much as the speaker, and Audison drivers repay amplification and tuning. Installation and tuning are priced per vehicle, so get in touch with your make, model and year and we will confirm what it needs. See car audio installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will these speakers fit my car?
A: Most car speakers are standard sizes, but mounting depth and fitting rings vary by vehicle. Check the size in the Specification tab against your vehicle, or contact CEN with your registration and we will confirm fitment and any adapters or fitting kits you need.
Q: Do I need an amplifier to run these speakers?
A: Not always. Most speakers will run from a standard head unit, but a dedicated amplifier lets them perform at their best, particularly for component sets and higher power handling models. The RMS figure in the Specification tab is the guide to how much clean power they can use.
Q: What is the difference between coaxial and component speakers?
A: Coaxial speakers combine the tweeter and woofer in one unit for a simple like-for-like upgrade. Component sets separate the tweeter and woofer with a crossover for better imaging and detail, and suit installs where sound quality is the priority.
Q: Do these come as a pair?
A: Unless stated otherwise, car speakers are sold in pairs. Check the product title and What's Included tab, which lists exactly what is in the box.
Q: Can CEN fit these speakers for me?
A: Yes. CEN offers professional installation from our Nottingham premises. Contact us to book an installation slot or ask for a fitting quote.
Q: Is the TH K2 II A Coro an active or passive kit?
A: This is the active (A) version, with no passive crossover, so each driver is run from its own amplifier channel via a DSP or active crossover. A passive version with the THX 2 II crossover is sold as the TH K2 II P Coro.
Q: What drivers are in the TH K2 II A Coro?
A: It combines the TH 1.5 II Violino 38mm natural silk dome tweeter with the TH 6.5 II Sax 165mm woofer, which has a TPX membrane and 50mm voice coil.
Q: What crossover point can I use with the TH 1.5 II Violino tweeter?
A: Its air-loading system gives a resonance frequency below 800Hz, allowing filter set-up starting as low as 1.5kHz at 12dB/octave.
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