Russound aw70v6b 70V Outdoor Speaker 60W 6.5 Inch Pair

Product Description

The RUSSOUND aw70v6b is a weatherproof outdoor speaker pair built for distributed audio systems running 70V or 100V amplification. Each cabinet houses a 6.5-inch injection-molded polypropylene woofer paired with a 1-inch titanium dome tweeter in a ported enclosure, delivering 60 watts of rated power handling. A rear-panel tap setting switch lets technicians adjust the transformer tap without opening the cabinet. The switch also includes a bypass setting that converts the speaker to a standard 6-ohm load, extending compatibility to conventional low-impedance amplifier outputs. These are installed by audio-video integrators and low-voltage technicians working on commercial or residential distributed audio projects.

The aw70v6b is suited for outdoor zones in distributed audio installations where 70V or 100V constant-voltage systems are in use. Typical applications include patios, pool decks, covered walkways, and building perimeters where weather exposure demands rugged enclosures. The ported cabinet design supports extended low-frequency response for open-air environments. The black finish blends with exterior surfaces and trim. Each purchase includes a matched pair, making zone-by-zone installation straightforward for multi-zone system buildouts.

Key Features

• Supports 70V and 100V constant-voltage amplification with rear-panel tap switch
• Bypass setting enables use as a 6-ohm speaker on standard low-impedance outputs
• 6.5-inch injection-molded polypropylene woofer for durability in outdoor conditions
• 1-inch titanium dome tweeter for extended high-frequency response
• Ported cabinet design enhances bass output in open-air environments
• Weatherproof construction rated for extreme outdoor environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with 70V and 100V constant-voltage distributed audio amplifiers, or as a 6-ohm speaker when the bypass tap setting is selected.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician familiar with 70V and 100V distributed audio system wiring practices. Set the tap switch to the appropriate wattage setting before final mounting to avoid accessing the rear panel after installation. Mount the enclosure to a structurally sound surface using corrosion-resistant hardware appropriate for outdoor use. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer torque recommendations for the mounting bracket hardware.