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Ok for the price |
September 1, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Randall
from Lafayette, IN
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Like many of the other reviewers have mentioned, there is not much bass to be found from these speakers. They actually sounded a bit less bass-y then the factory speakers. But on the other hand, they were not that expensive. The highs sound great. I have a factory-installed amp with the radio these were hooked to, so that helps a bit. Overall I am happy with them, and they perform about how I expected. These were replacements for my wife's car so I don't listen to them very often.
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Factory Replacements |
July 29, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Graham
from Baldwinsville, NY
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Noticeable improvement over the factory speakers in a Subaru Forrester
with the factory radio. Good value for the money. Installation was easy
thanks to the Crutchfield directions and the provided connectors.
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Nada at low end |
May 31, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Anonymous person
from Merrimack, NH
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Bought these to
replace door
speakers in 2001
Honda Odyssey. Very
disappointing. The
factory speakers
left a lot to be
desired, but at
least they had a
hint of bass. These
have zero bass, and
if you try and crank
it they vibrate.
Excellent high end,
average mid-range
and zero bass.
Could this be a
result of the known
lack of acoustics in
the Odyssey,
perhaps. Eventually
put bass blockers on
these and added a
sub. The problem
with the Odyssey
door design is that
there is minimal
clearance in the
door. I had to tie
wrap all the wires
to the inside of the
door to prevent the
window from taking
out the wires. I
suggest reading some
of the door mods you
can do and fitting 6
1/2" speakers.
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February 25, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Sami
from Reston, VA
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I purchased these speakers to replace the original AC Delco speakers mounted in the doors of a Pontiac Grand Prix Coupe. The original speakers had lasted 9 years before one started buzzing. The new Sony speakers fit easily in the original door enclosure and the Crutchfield-supplied connector fit the GM connector perfectly. However, my Pontiac had the 8-Speaker system which connected the door speakers with the door sail panel tweeters. Crutchfield ignored these tweeters and didn't provide a way to connect them, despite the fact that their menu system did recognize the 8-speaker system at the time I placed the order. With no proper connectors or instructions, I had to cut the wires, buy a cripping tool and cripping caps, and improvise a way to keep my tweeters connected. Now, about the Sony speakers themselves: They lack bass, and sound too thin compared with the original AC Delco speakers which had a bone-rattling phenomenal bass. Overall, the sound is acceptable since I do get the bass from the 4 speakers on the rear window deck. On the positive side: CDs with exagerated bass no longer boom annoyingly.
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December 26, 2007 |
| Reviewer:
Von
from Hendersonville, TN
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Got a 2000 Jeep Wrangler and replaced the stock speakers with these Sony models. SUPER easy install with the Crutchfield included goodies...screwdriver and 15 minutes are all you need. Big upgrade from the stock speakers.
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