Focal RSE-165 Auditor 6.5-inch 2-Way Component Speakers Review

Midbasses are installed in Mada3 BK-1 through self-made rings in the front doors. Twitters are on the corners of the mirrors. Behind - coaxes from the same Focal RCX-165 line Connected directly to the head through the standard wiring! The doors haven’t made noise yet (but I probably won’t, the sound suits) On the other car, I also have a Focal, but with a PS-165FX in front and a PC-165F in the back. Connected via Kickx 420220, the car is noisy. This is inexplicable, but after adjusting the…

I put only these speakers on the front and a sub in the trunk. Without a subwoofer, the sound would not be so rich, but you still need to understand that the set is budgetary and is more likely designed for mid-highs. Powered only by the amp to unleash

I doubted that acoustics for 3600 (with bonuses such a price turned out) would play at all. After installation, I was surprised at the sound quality. They say they will play out, I'm in anticipation)

I use it without a subwoofer (I plan to install it), it is powered by pioneer avh-a210bt, it plays very powerfully without loss of clarity, the sensitivity is high, but you need to knead it so that the bass plays better Different pros: It plays decently, the punches are very clear, especially when setting up the scene on the processor. Highs are very pleasant to the ear, but strongly highlighted With its cons: There is no treble level adjustment on the crossover, you have to conjure with the…

This acoustics has detail, the upper middle is tinted. It's good for vocals. Because of this, rock is played delicately, unusually. The bass is fast but a bit distant. In this price range, I changed three pairs of acoustics. Focal is in!

I installed a 2022 Hyundai Solaris in the front noisy doors. Play in comparison with regular better at times. The sound is clear and pleasant to listen to. Previously, Alpine 92 and Ural 1627 were on the West, but they sounded worse, standing JBL 600 is generally rubbish. Here the head unit is factory, touch. I recommend it, even though it's not cheap.

Has some pros I replaced the regular paper speakers with tweeters on the Ford with Focal RSE 165. There was a clear, frisky midbass and high frequencies. Cons: In the first 2 weeks, the tweeters were very sandy, I thought that it would not work anymore. In the third week, everything was fine, the sound is what you need!

I placed a subwoofer in the trunk and only these speakers up front. The sound wouldn't be as full-bodied without a subwoofer, but you still need to realize that the system is on a tight budget and was probably intended for mid-high frequencies. only using the amp to unleash

They've been playing for 2 years now. Connected to stock radio. Mid bass wins back with a bang thanks to a good Shumkov in the doorway. I advise everyone to buy for relatively little money.

The goal was to inexpensively improve the sound on the Rio4, without replacing the MHC. Chose between JBL, HERTZ and these in the same price range. Along the way, did Shumko in the doorway in three layers. The speakers were planted through rubber mastic on 22mm plywood rings (under the same landing depth with standard speakers). In general, controversial impressions. There are no complaints about the main speakers, but there is not enough bass depth, the tweeters play loudly, but they obviously

I didn’t like the tweeters, I replaced them with silk kiks, but the mids, my respect, are juicy, deep and sonorous. They play from the amp, also in the Sub car there is a pair of rear speakers. In this configuration, there are no complaints, a good bass is complemented by a subwoofer. Before that, there were morel and they lose in sound and quality (I'm tired of soldering tweeters) Now I'm thinking of changing the rear pair to focal as well

Before buying, I listened to the booth in the store. First impressions after stock Renault-Nissans (which are wideband) - deeper sound; bass is less, but it is softer; high (about tweeters) - just chic, they are! I digitized it from vinyl (old rock) - you can clearly hear the record, cymbals, percussion. And in general the scene appeared. ate: So it's been a few months since the end of December '18, I've taped the doors. The sound changed a little for the better, became a little softer and more

Shades became more audible, voices and instruments sound more natural. Already at half power, a lot of additional sounds came out, which now have to be fought. "Started" everything, from the bottle in the doorway to the screwdriver in the glove compartment. )) With stock speakers, even at full power, I did not notice this. There is no reason to regret the purchase.

jetta vi car. Focal front, stock denon/marantz rear. GU regular. The sound became clearer. High frequencies are strongly pronounced. The mid bass is very tight and punchy. Perfect for classical music with a violin like Vivaldi. Not bad is imported pop and rock 80/90. It doesn't fail with electronics either, but not dmb with a long low bass. We need a sub here. A miracle won't happen. The sound is similar to good entry-level bookshelf acoustics. The columns played out somewhere towards the end…

I put it without listening, so I can’t say if the same effect of overestimated frequencies is observed on other radio tape recorders like mine. The installation is made on the rings + insulation of the front doors. They play according to the statement from 60 Hz, perhaps, but they will bass only with noise and then when you add bass on the radio. After installing the front, the standard back was not audible at all (the whole scene is now in front), you will have to change the rear ones to Focal

I use these speakers in the rear doors of my Outlander Sport, they are very easy to install with brackets. They sound amazing and are very loud without distorting

They really exceeded my expectations, the first boxes I bought sound so clean and they are not even very expensive and they perform well when paired with a good amp. loved her

Amazing upgrade with excellent highs and mids. Great bass for a 6 1/2', only gripe is the connectors are very tight and the pins/connectors bend easily. The instructions are terrible, but YouTube can't fix anything.

I'm not a fan. The highs are very high pitched, there is very little bass and there is a rattling noise that I've heard playing loud. I have a good 120w Kenwood amp with the gain set properly, but that may be part of the problem as they are only rated for 50w. I didn't realize it before buying and never thought it was that low. I'll try another amp if there's something wrong with them, but it has worked fine before, I just can't believe how unassuming they are.

Bought these to replace my Alpine S speakers. They are very well balanced speakers and seem to do an excellent job of isolating sound. The mids are strong and the bass is good but not overwhelming or "boomy". The vocals are strong without harshness. They should be used with a subwoofer. The tweeters are very crisp, but not shrill like Alpine. I hooked them up to a factory amp for a total of 350 watts for the whole system, but plan on getting an aftermarket amp to give them the right juice…