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Surprisingly Good |
September 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Tinkertank
from Ottawa, On
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I picked these over the Infinity 6x9s because they were slightly cheaper. I was going to get Infinity to match the front doors, but now I think I should have gone JBL all around! They are very bright and crisp ( +3db on the tweeters makes them pretty harsh though), with good mids, and boarderline subwoofer grade thump! They are such a huge improvement over the factory Bose speakers that I don't know how I put up with them for so long! They are 2 Ohms, so they are compatible with my Bose amplifiers, I'm very happy! I should have done this years ago!
Crutchfield's MasterSheets made it so easy to disassemple my horribly complex rear deck that I felt like a pro!
Thanks Crutchfield! You have selling car audio down to a science!
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ok for the money |
August 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
fatcat
from centex
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I have these wired to a JVC KWXG700 with no amp...I listen to metal and love Pantera Shadows Fall Metallica etc...I like how they sound with some songs, but with most Pantera stuff they pop alot from the treble of the guitar...i have the bass on head unit all the way down, but still hear the pop every so often, otherwise if I listen to something different they are great
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Sound good, but... |
June 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
troyce
from Charlestown,NH
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Relatively satisfied with the speakers, decent sound but held back by speaker placement in my 08 Frontier KC. Not a fault of JBL, they are located low in the doors and imaging is obviously affected. I had hoped the adjustable tweeters would help, but knew this could only go so far. Decent bass, solid highs, no complaints. My truck has plastic enclousures on the doors, and these speakers do not clear depth-wise without trimming the backs off. Not a big deal, but hardly the drop in install they claim. Also, there where no oem harness adapters available for this vehicle, and wire ID was not in the instructions. I had to go online to find this info. I had similiar issues with my JVC DD head unit I bought a couple months ago. The kit required modifiying the factory brackets.
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Amazing |
May 16, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Stavro
from Fresno CA
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I am 40 years old and these speakers are unreal...! Hooked them up to a Profile
2x100 RMS Amp in the rear dash of a 66 Mustang Coupe. Hard to believe all that
sound from just two 6x9's. Bass response is almost "subwoofer like" Don't get me
wrong, they don't "boom" like subwoofers, but if you are into "quality sound" give
them a chance. I run an RCA cable from my Ipod to the amp. Yes you can buy
cheaper speakers, it all comes down to what you want. Sounds like everyone likes
them and since I hate to buy speakers every year, I bought these.
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April 11, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Paul
from Waxahachie, TX
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These are very nice speakers. I purchased them to replace two Infinity 6x9's that were in the back of my Chrysler Sebring Convertible that blew. Because of the Infinity amp, I had to search around for 2-Ohm speakers and went to Crutchfield after I was unable to find any at local retailers. These speakers sound better than the OEM Infinity's they replaced and make the front speakers sound terrible when I fade between them. I'm replacing those next..
There is still some distortion at higher volumes, but at really high. So high I have to fade to rear to hear the speakers because the front tweeters and 6x9s are distortedly screaming.
The bass response is excellent and the tweeter ads some more treble to the rear (behind your head and rear passengers) and ads to the sound overall with the top down.
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