Compare Infinity Reference 6402cf Coaxial Car Speaker to Infinity BassLink Car Subwoofer

NEW FOR 2003: Edge-driven textile-dome tweeters - These are not commonly used w-domes, but full edge-driven domes like those found in better home audio speakers. The benefit of this increased voice coil size is increased power handling and reduced distortion at high output levels. This technology also allows for better integration with the mid/woofer. The motor structure found in each Reference model is longer than that found on competing models. This longer motor structure uses a longer voice coil and taller surround. The result is longer X-max which delivers more bass output. Less

Infinity, the inventor of servo-controlled subwoofer systems, has adapted the technology developed for the finest home-audio loudspeakers to create BassLink, a groundbreaking automotive powered subwoofer. BassLink sets a new standard for in-vehicle bass reproduction.Four low-level inputs provide non-fading bass. Four high-level inputs also provide non-fading bass and the ability to easily interface BassLink with most factory sound systems.BassLink can be mounted vertically or horizontally thanks to its unique mounting system. Basslink provides user-adjustable input sensitivity, crossover frequency and bass-boost, allowing BassLink's performance to be optimized for any installation. BassLink features a 200W Class D subwoofer amplifier that provides all the horsepower needed to drive the 10" subwoofer/10" passive radiator combination. Less