Audio Code AXC CODE65NEOX 6.5" Neodymium Midrange Loudspeaker

Product Overview

Get strong, detailed midrange output with the Audio Code AXC CODE65NEOX 6.5" neodymium midrange loudspeaker. Its 102.2dB sensitivity, 1.75" voice coil, and 300W RMS power handling make it a flagship option for high-output active car audio systems.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neodymium magnet: The lightweight motor supports the high sensitivity that helps you produce strong output with less amplifier power.
• 1.75" voice coil: The largest voice coil in the Audio Code midrange lineup is designed for greater thermal capacity and cone control.
• High power handling: Its 300W RMS and 600W peak ratings suit demanding system builds.
• Wide midrange response: The 200Hz–14kHz range covers upper bass presence through lower treble.
• 4-ohm impedance: The nominal load works with amplifier channels rated for 4-ohm operation.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose This Product?

The CODE65NEOX is built for systems where efficient, prominent midrange output matters. Its 102.2dB sensitivity and 300W RMS handling distinguish it within the Audio Code 6.5" midrange lineup.

Use it as the midrange driver in an active three-way system. The speaker is sold individually, so order two if you need a stereo pair.

Installation & Compatibility Notes

This dedicated midrange driver must be used with an active or passive crossover. For an active three-way setup, the recommended high-pass range is 200–250Hz, with a low-pass range of 5–7kHz to hand off to a tweeter.

Use a dedicated amplifier channel rated at 150–300W RMS at 4 ohms. The supplied system guidance also suggests pairing it with a dedicated tweeter, such as the Audio Code AXC-60, and a subwoofer. A DSP amplifier with active crossover capability, such as the JBL DSP4086, is another suggested system component.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the AXC CODE65NEOX sold individually or as a pair?

It is sold as one speaker. Order two for a stereo pair.

Does this midrange speaker need a crossover?

Yes. Use an active or passive crossover. The recommended active settings are a 200–250Hz high-pass and a 5–7kHz low-pass.

What amplifier power is recommended?

The system guidance recommends a dedicated channel rated at 150–300W RMS at 4 ohms.

What does the 102.2dB sensitivity rating mean?

It is measured at 1W/1m and indicates the speaker’s acoustic output under that measurement condition. The high rating makes it suited to systems prioritizing efficient, strong midrange output.

How does it differ from the Audio Code AXC NEO 6?

The CODE65NEOX is rated at 300W RMS and 102.2dB sensitivity, with a 200Hz–14kHz response. The AXC NEO 6 is rated at 225W RMS and 96dB sensitivity, with a 100Hz–16kHz response and a bullet phase plug. The supplied comparison positions the CODE65NEOX for maximum SPL and the NEO 6 for its phase plug and lower response range.

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