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Ai61 Powered 6.5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB10 10" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
$509.99- Ai61 6.5" Speakers and DB10 10-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 120 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 60 watts RMS)
- 45-Watt RMS (120-Watt Peak)
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Ai61 Powered 6.5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB10 10" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
$509.99- Ai61 6.5" Speakers and DB10 10-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 120 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 60 watts RMS)
- 45-Watt RMS (120-Watt Peak)
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Ai41 Powered 5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB10 10" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
$459.99- Ai41 5" Speakers and DB10 10-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 90 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 45 watts RMS)
- 45-Watt RMS (120-Watt Peak)
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Ai61 Powered 6.5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB12 12" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
- Ai61 6.5" Speakers and DB12 12-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 120 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 60 watts RMS)
- 240-Watt RMS (400-Watt Peak)
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Ai41 Powered 5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB12 12" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
- Ai41 5" Speakers and DB12 12-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 90 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 45 watts RMS)
- 240-Watt RMS (400-Watt Peak)
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Ai61 Powered 6.5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB10 10" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
$509.99- Ai61 6.5" Speakers and DB10 10-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 120 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 60 watts RMS)
- 45-Watt RMS (120-Watt Peak)
-
Ai61 Powered 6.5" Stereo Bookshelf Speakers and DB10 10" Low Frequency Ported Front Firing Powered Subwoofer
$509.99- Ai61 6.5" Speakers and DB10 10-inch Subwoofer Package
- Class D 120 Watts Continuous Average Output (2x 60 watts RMS)
- 45-Watt RMS (120-Watt Peak)