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MS 6100

6-1/2 inch Dual Cone Marine Loudspeaker

Sold from 2005 until now

Predecessor Product:	MS 610
Made in:	China

Documents & Downloads

Manuals

Owners Manual (English) 197.96 KB

Product Specifications

General Specifications

Recommended Amplifier Power (RMS): 35 Watts

Power Handling (peak): 105 Watts

Frequency Response: 55Hz – 20kHz (±3dB)

Sensitivity (1 watt @ 1 meter): 90dB

MSRP U.S.: $89.95 per pair

Audio Specifications

Sensitivity: (2.83V/1m) 91dB

Frequency Response: 50Hz-18kHz

Dimensions

Mounting Depth: 2-9/16 inch

6-1/2 inch (160mm) Dual-Cone Marine Speaker with integrated grille assembly, rubber surrounds, polypropylene woofer cone and cast-polymer basket.

Engineered for harsh marine conditions

With all the right waterproofing, a one-piece cast-polymer basket, a sealed magnet, rubber surrounds and a grille-mounted tweeter, the JBL® MS6100 is, like all JBL marine audio products, built to survive salt water, corrosion and other risks – and show you a great time out there.

Big bass with polypropylene woofer cone

The roar of the open sea can drown out audio. The JBL® MS6100’s polypropylene cone delivers rigidity with good internal damping and complete weather resistance. You get an impossible-to-miss increase in thumping bass that stands up to anything.

Easy installation in tight spaces

Owning a boat takes commitment and work. Installing the JBL® MS6100? Not so much. It has a mounting depth of only 2-3/4 inches (70 millimeters) and a cutout diameter of 5-1/16 inches (129 millimeters). You can put it in the tightest of spots.

Big, dynamic power

The JBL® MS6100 has a power output of 35 watts RMS and peak power handling of 105 watts. With all that power, you can fill the fresh, open air with great sound.

Stainless-steel mounting hardware included

The JBL® MS6100’s mounting hardware is as strong and weather-resistant as everything else about the MS6100. It’s all included, along with step-by-step instructions. You’ll be rocking out on the open water in no time.