Looking at the way the TZ-9's impedance changes with frequency (fig.1), the LF enclosure-resonance peak lies at 47Hz, with the tuning of the ports revealed by the impedance minimum half an octave lower at 32Hz. The speaker would best be characterized as a 4-ohm design. The sensitivity was high, at around 91dB for a 2.83V input (measured using a 1/3-octave pink-noise band centered on 1kHz). The TZ-9 will go very loud with moderately powerful amplifiers (as long as they have no difficulty driving 4-ohm loads).
Fig.1 Pioneer TZ-9, electrical impedance…