Stealth Acoustics Debuts StingRay Flat Speaker
Stealth Acoustics’ new StingRay 6 is the smallest member of the Stingray family at only 15” wide and less than 4” in depth. Like the larger StingRay 8, the Stingray 6 utilizes Stealth’s proprietary FidelityGlass solid-front radiating surface and carries an environmental protection rating of IP-68 (as measured to IEC), which ensures the StingRay’s internal components are fully isolated from any intrusionof dust or moisture. StingRay is rated to be fully operable underwater for up to 64 hours at 1 meter of depth and can withstand rain, snow, sleet, hail, sun and dust in temperatures ranging from 0 degrees F to 150 degrees F.
The entire StingRay line is spec’d to deliver a Frequency Response of 45Hz to 20KHz and offers 100-watts RMS. It features a 1” neodymium motor for the high frequency driver and a 1” voice coil, 6.5” woofer for low frequencies uses a ceramic magnet. Impedance is 8 ohms and the the StingRay 6 weighs only 12 pounds.
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