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cleeaann sound |
November 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Jared
from new jersey
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i replaced the stock speakers in my Gmc Sonoma dashboard with these. for several months they were only powered by the factory stereo. they sounded good but i knew they could be better. i recently added a Pioneer head unit with a 10" sub and now the speakers perform up to their potential. i used the Pioneer stereo to cut most of the bass from these speakers and i can tell thats what these were meant for....mids and highs. they sound so clear now! i actually wish i would've gotten Infinitys for the door speakers as well. when setup with the right equipment, these really shine!
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great speakers, but... |
September 9, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
deacon
from St. Paul MN
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I have these speakers in the rear doors of my '02 silverado ext. cab, and am more than happy with the clarity of the sound, but the problem is with the plastic that the speaker body and basket are made of. Because the speakers are in the doors, and have relatively large heavy magnets, the plastic parts start breaking and the speakers start coming apart after several months of use because of the doors shutting. I am now on my third warrantied set of these. I would recommend these speakers for anyone because of the sound, but beware that in installations in doors (where the door needs to shut hard) they may start breaking, especially in the door(s) that are used alot.
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Sweet little speaker |
August 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Steven
from Leesburg, VA
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I am using these in the rear of a Silverado Extened Cab with 300 hz bass
blockers. They are excellent sounding speakers, just realize they are not
intedend for bass. Really cleaned up the sound!
SCREWS ARE NOT INCLUDED in the box. Make sure you have eight #8 x 1"
sheet metal screws before you start, expecially if your car has clip-in factory
speakers.
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Great part of a complete package |
June 6, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Chris
from Lehu, UT
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I just replaced the
factory speakers in
my 2000 Jeep
Wrangler with two
pairs of Infinity
Reference speakers:
6422cfp 4"x6" in the
front and 5022i
5-1/4" in the sound
bar. They sounded
much better than the
factory speakers,
but needed more
power. So, I
replaced the factory
head unit with a
more powerful after
market one and that
made all the
difference. They
sound awesome! They
look good and have
amazing highs and
mids. The mid-bass
they provide is OK,
but they really need
a sub to complete
the sound. That's
why I say they are a
great part of a
complete system.
Make sure they are
amped and add
another component
for some more bass.
I don't want any big
boom or anything,
but it definitely
needs that extra
kick. Once that's
added, this system
will be perfect!
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Beatfull |
February 3, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Larry
from Franksotn,TX
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I had these speakers in another truck when i pulled them out b/c i sold it. When i went to put it in my new one i was told you can't do that but when i got to looking at the mounting of the speakers i saw that if i treamd a bit of the speaker bracket it would fit nice and easy. Once i got every thing hooked up gave them some power 70rms they came alive, nice and crisp with a hint of mids anlong with the gain turned corectly. even thou my truck is sounding realy good right now I need to get a basslink for the lows. Also my in my doors i have a 6inch fosgate for the mids which work out realy nicely with 70rms. THESE DO NOT HANDLE THE LOWS AND WILL NOT SO DON'T EVEN TRY.
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