Audio Code AXC ZRO 6 6.5" Bullet Midrange Loudspeaker

The Audio Code AXC ZRO 6 6.5" Bullet Midrange Loudspeaker delivers 250W RMS / 500W peak power at 4 ohms with a 96dB sensitivity rating and an integrated phase bullet — engineered for high-output midrange reproduction in competition SPL builds, custom door pods, and active multi-way systems. Sold individually. Frequency response spans 100Hz to 12kHz, covering the critical midrange band from upper bass punch to lower treble presence.

The AXC ZRO 6 is a dedicated midrange loudspeaker, not a coaxial — it is designed to be crossed over and used as part of an active or passive multi-way system alongside a subwoofer and tweeter. The integrated phase bullet controls the dispersion pattern of the midrange frequencies, reducing off-axis coloration and improving on-axis clarity and focus — a design feature common in competition SPL and high-output car audio builds. The 6.5" nominal diameter fits standard door and pod locations. At 96dB sensitivity (1W/1m), the AXC ZRO 6 is exceptionally efficient — delivering high output levels from modest amplifier power, making it ideal for multi-channel systems where amplifier channels are shared across multiple drivers. The 4-ohm nominal impedance is compatible with virtually any amplifier channel. Power handling is 250W RMS / 500W peak — built for high-output active system builds. Sold individually — order two for a stereo pair.

Use the AXC ZRO 6 as the midrange driver in an active 3-way system: cross it over with a high-pass filter at 100–150Hz (to protect it from bass frequencies) and a low-pass filter at 4–6kHz (to hand off to a tweeter). Pair with a dedicated tweeter for the upper frequencies and a subwoofer for the low end. Drive with a 4-channel amplifier or a DSP amplifier with active crossover capability. Contact us at Trinity Car Audio for system design guidance.

Why Choose the Audio Code AXC ZRO 6?

• Integrated Phase Bullet: Controls midrange dispersion for improved on-axis clarity and focus — a competition SPL and high-output build design feature.
• 96dB Sensitivity (1W/1m): Exceptionally efficient — delivers high output from modest amplifier power, ideal for multi-channel active systems.
• 250W RMS / 500W Peak Power Handling: Built for high-output active system builds without thermal compression at rated power.
• 100Hz – 12kHz Frequency Response: Covers the critical midrange band from upper bass punch to lower treble presence — designed for active crossover use.
• 4-Ohm Impedance: Compatible with virtually any amplifier channel — no special impedance matching required.
• 6.5" Nominal Diameter: Fits standard door and pod locations for straightforward integration into custom builds.
• Audio Xtreme Code Engineering: Built for competition and enthusiast applications where standard coaxial speakers fall short on output and midrange clarity.

System Integration Recommendations

The AXC ZRO 6 is a dedicated midrange driver — it must be used with an active or passive crossover. In an active 3-way system: set a high-pass crossover at 100–150Hz to protect the driver from bass frequencies, and a low-pass crossover at 4–6kHz to hand off to a tweeter. Drive with a dedicated amplifier channel rated 100–250W RMS at 4 ohms. Pair with a dedicated tweeter for the upper frequencies and a subwoofer for the low end. A DSP amplifier with active crossover capability (such as the JBL DSP4086) is the ideal signal processing solution for a system built around the AXC ZRO 6. Sold individually — order two for a stereo pair.

Full Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the AXC ZRO 6 sold as a pair or individually?
A: The AXC ZRO 6 is sold individually — one speaker per order. Order two for a stereo pair.

Q: Do I need a crossover for the AXC ZRO 6?
A: Yes — the AXC ZRO 6 is a dedicated midrange driver and must be used with an active or passive crossover. Set a high-pass filter at 100–150Hz to protect it from bass frequencies and a low-pass filter at 4–6kHz to hand off to a tweeter. A DSP amplifier with active crossover capability is the ideal solution.

Q: What does the phase bullet do?
A: The integrated phase bullet controls the dispersion pattern of the midrange frequencies, reducing off-axis coloration and improving on-axis clarity and focus. This is a design feature common in competition SPL and high-output car audio builds where precise midrange reproduction is critical.

Q: What amplifier should I use with the AXC ZRO 6?
A: A dedicated amplifier channel rated 100–250W RMS at 4 ohms is ideal. In a multi-way active system, a 4-channel or DSP amplifier with active crossover capability is the preferred solution. Contact us at Trinity Car Audio for a complete system design consultation.