Morel invested the same passion, engineering and philosophy that earned its car audio speakers countless awards in the development of the new MAXIMO ULTRA line 3-way component systems speakers.
Following Morel’s philosophy of high quality, musical systems, it features some of the company’s innovative technologies and new design characteristics. Engineered to be easily installed in factory locations and integrate with factory head units.
The Maximo Ultra 603 MKII system comes with crossovers while the Maximo Ultra 603A is an active system without crossovers.
The Maximo Ultra 3-way drivers:
The tweeter is a new 25mm (1″) diameter soft dome tweeter, that employs Morel’s external voice coil technology (EVC™) developed specifically for the Maximo Ultra. The tweeter design sets new standards for power handling and low distortion for this price level while delivering an enjoyable musical sound reproduction. Its four mounting options make installation effortless and trouble-free.
The midrange in the 3-way component system is a new 2.5-inch premium wide-range midrange that employs a powerful double neodymium magnetic system that features a full copper sleeve to ensure smooth frequency response and low distortion. It delivers amazing detail and a lush midrange in a compact size
The woofer features a high-grade ferrite magnet motor that provides increased magnetic energy, with higher power handling and better efficiency than ever before. The new design uses a specially treated paper cone and computer-modeled suspension for a highly linear movement during low midrange frequency reproduction, thus reducing distortion and increasing bass dynamics.
The crossover network is built to handle more power than the speakers using high-grade components. This minimizes component saturation that can make the speakers prematurely distort, allowing the Maximo Ultra to play to its fullest potential. (Crossovers are not included with the Maximo Ultra 603 MKII Active system)
The Maximo Ultra presents you with the best performance in its class.
