【Passive Network for RSR-series 2-Way Speakers】

If you want to enjoy changes in sound by replacing your speakers, it’s important not only to consider the unit itself, but also how the signal is routed and divided.

The newly designed RSR-series 2-way passive network uses audio-grade coils and capacitors. It properly divides the frequency ranges sent to the tweeter and woofer, organizing the sound each speaker is responsible for.

The components are mounted on a thick, sturdy PCB so they can minimize mutual interference. Though these are small details, this is an important design choice to make the most of the speaker’s performance and to keep the sound cohesive.

Car audio doesn’t produce the same sound just by installing speakers. Your impression will vary depending on the vehicle model, how it’s combined with the factory system, the mounting method, door-side treatment, and the adjustments made after installation.

At LOGON, we plan the installation while confirming the vehicle condition, the music you usually listen to, and your sound preferences—so we can fully take advantage of the characteristics of the RSR-series. If you’re considering a speaker replacement but aren’t sure how far to go, don’t decide the configuration out of necessity—let’s sort out the direction together.

Main Specifications / Specs

【Basic Information】
Product name: RSR-series
Type: Passive network for 2-way speakers

【Network Configuration】
Method: 2-way passive network
Selected parts: Audio-specific coils, Audio-specific capacitors
PCB: Mounted on a thick, sturdy PCB