Audison Voce II AVCX 3P 3-Way Passive Crossover

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.

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.

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.

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.

A: Yes. CEN offers professional installation from our Nottingham premises. Contact us to book an installation slot or ask for a fitting quote.

A: The AV 6.5 P II is rated at 150 W continuous (RMS) and 300 W peak, with a 4 ohm nominal impedance and 3.1 ohm minimum impedance.

A: Often not. The woofer rolls off naturally at off-axis positions, which removes the need for a low-pass filter in most door installations. A gentle 6 dB/octave filter can be used to enhance low and mid-bass.

A: They have both an OEM-style automotive connector and traditional Faston connectors, and a plug and play cable is included in the box along with a fixing kit and Audison badges.