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Boston Acoustics SX85 5X7/6X8 coaxial speakers
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Date of last review
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Sat June 23, 2007
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100% of reviewers
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10.0
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supersize
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Description:
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High performance, low-profile car coaxial speakers ideal for Ford® vehicles and others
5 x 7" copolymer cone woofer with butyl rubber surround
1½" woofer voice coil
¾" Type-S2 Kortec dome tweeter
Neodymium magnets for both woofer and tweeter
Rated RMS Power Handling
50 watts
Nominal Impedance
4 ohms
Frequency Response (±3dB in car)
50Hz-20kHz
Sensitivity (1 watt (2.83v) at 1m)
90dB
Mounting Depth
2-3/16" (56.5mm)
System Type
2-way
www.bostonacoustics.com
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Boston Acoustics SX85 5X7 6X8 coaxial speakers
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Author
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celly
elitebychoicenotcharity
Registered: July 2004
Posts: 5496
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Review Date: Sat June 9, 2007
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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Nicest sounding 5X7 coaxials I've heard
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Cons:
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None
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I have tried so many different 5X7/6X8 speakers to date and the SX85 is probably the last coaxial I'll own while I own a Ford product that requires this speaker format. As I touched on in my review of the BA SL80 speakers, my objective is to keep my audio system spending to a moderate level while maximizing sound quality. I also want a simple drop-in solution. I fully understand the merits of component speakers and custom mounting tweeters and speakers in new locations, but my objective is a drop-in solution.
These speakers are VERY nice. As with all BA offerings, they're a high quality product. SX85 is BA's top of the line 5X7/6X8 coaxial speaker, but not their top of the line drop-in solution. That is reserved for the SL80 which is a "plate" speaker. I scored the SL80 from eBay and while waiting for them arrive, I decided to replace the Kicker speakers in the rear with these. I was simply amazed at how noticeable the sound quality was. The Kickers are decent speakers, especially for rear fill, but the moment I put in the SX85 I had to play around with the front/rear fade on my head unit because the BAs wanted to take over! I was very impressed with the sound quality. Much nicer highs and very rich sound. I was tempted to put these in the front while I waited for the SL80 to arrive, but didn't get around to doing so.
I'm sure these speakers would be awesome front or rear or all around. I can say with certainty that they're a great complement to my new SL80 speakers in the front. I'm totally digging my system now.
As with the SL80, I rate these speakers a 10/10 because I doubt there is much better in a drop in speaker for our Explorers, outside of the SL80. I got the SX85 on the recommendation of others on this site as well as what I read on other Ford forums.
BA speakers rule! 
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 '99 EB 5.0 V8, TMH, 1" Trick Flow UI spacer, Custom Volant based air intake (incl C&L MAF body), XC2 w/Henson tunes, Flo Pro catback, Iraggi 260 amp HO alt, EE swaybar and airdam, projector HIDs, Powdercoating by Turdle, Amsoil everywhere other stuff.
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LBarr2002
MCJ and Clemson Offroad
Registered: September 2003
Posts: 1315
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Review Date: Sat June 23, 2007
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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Great Speakers
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I have two sets of these speakers in a 04 mustang, one set in a ranger and the are Great. They are probably the best speaker you can by for the money
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'87 Samurai, Dana 44's, 5.89's, spooled
'92 XLT 4x4, 5.13's, Locked, SOLD!
'91 XLT 4x4, stock, SOLD!
'02 Honda Civic EX, the 38 MPG daily driver
'01 Chevy 2500HD Duramax 4x4 - The Toy Hauler
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