Morel IP-UNI62 6.5 Inch 2 Way Component Speakers 80w RMS

The Morel IP-UNI62 is a 6.5 inch (165mm) 2-way component speaker system rated at 80W RMS, part of Morel's Integration Performance range. It uses an inverted neodymium woofer with an ultra-shallow 48mm mounting depth and in-line passive crossovers, making it suited to tight factory upgrade locations.

If your car has 8 inch locations, see the Morel Integration Performance IP-UNI82 8 inch system.

Key specifications

• Woofer: 6.5" (165mm), inverted neodymium motor, treated paper composite cone
• Tweeter: 1" (25mm) soft dome
• Impedance: 4 ohms
• Woofer power handling: 80W RMS, 150W max transient
• Woofer sensitivity: 88 dB (2.83 V/1m)
• Woofer frequency response: 45 – 5,500 Hz
• Tweeter power handling: 90W RMS
• Tweeter sensitivity: 91.5 dB
• Tweeter frequency response: 1,600 – 20,000 Hz
• Woofer mounting depth: 48mm
• Crossovers: 2 x in-line passive

Integration Performance IP-UNI62 ultra-slim 6.5 inch (165mm) component system

The IP-UNI62 2-way system delivers Morel's signature sound in a compact, easy-to-integrate package suited to a wide range of factory upgrade applications. The slim 6.5 inch (165mm) woofer uses an inverted neodymium magnet motor positioned in front of the cone, allowing a proprietary chassis design with an ultra-shallow 48mm mounting depth — ideal for tight factory locations without compromising performance.

The 1 inch (25mm) soft dome tweeter delivers clarity and detail in the high frequencies, and its compact size fits most OEM tweeter positions. Combined with in-line passive crossovers, it integrates with the woofer to produce a balanced, full-range soundstage with accurate imaging and solid bass.

The IP-UNI62 suits both straightforward OEM upgrades and more custom installations. If you're looking for a coaxial alternative in the same size, see the Morel Maximo Ultra 602 MKII 6.5 inch coaxial speakers.

Inline crossovers

The included in-line crossovers speed up installation considerably. In many vehicles the tweeter is located away from the main speaker — typically in the A-pillar while the woofer sits in the door — making traditional crossover placement awkward. With in-line crossovers, one unit connects directly to the woofer and one to the tweeter, wherever they are mounted, keeping the install straightforward.