🔊 Blaupunkt 6x8-Inch 300W 4-Way Coaxial Car Audio Speaker Set - Powerful Sound for Your Vehicle Review

Tweeter detached from diaphragm during installation. I had to try to glue it myself. Who wants to tear everything apart and do nothing - fine. The sound is decent although I don't know how long the glue will last. Otherwise a decent little speaker.

I bought these to put in a friend's car because they were cheap and I used to love Blaupunkt. Well their name is still relevant today and the quality of these speakers just amazed my friend. I would recommend them as a factory sound system upgrade.

These speakers really surprised me with their performance. Now they won't give you sonic competition, but they will certainly outperform your standard speakers. I had no trouble installing these speakers in my car. One thing I would recommend is to pair a decent amp with these speakers to get the best possible performance out of these speakers.

I was able to fit 4 of these in 2 hours by myself in the extended cab of my F150. I watched a few youtube videos and was ready to go. The most important thing to remember is to remove the "grille" from the stock speakers and put them on the new speakers before installing. They fit perfectly and the sound quality is better. No need to glue. For the money these speakers are worth every penny as the stock speakers are rubbish in comparison.

So happy with this Blaupunkt GTX680. You sound great. I have an expedition with an aftermarket Alpine Nav and I have to say I was amazed at how good my sounds are now. Specifically based on stock performance. Plenty of deep, mid and high bass and clear highs. Don't forget to set the bass frequency of your device. up to 60 Hz, bass range up to Wide 1 and high frequencies. up to 10kHz or by your ear to get the most out of these beautiful speakers. Great sound and good value for money. I recommend

Well they're not high end but if you just want to work with not too bad sound they're better than factory speakers with OEM 99 F250 n straight ahead. They stick well, but the clarity diminishes. At 2/3 volume they do well. But for an old broken car, $30 is a lot. Of course, they now have a more powerful 60-watt model for less money, but it's good with OEM. The three-way piece in the middle is a little intrusive and loses some magnetism as it's close to the window rail, but then again. For a…

Rubbish Don't buy these speakers, they sounded ok for the first 3 weeks. Remember this is a factory radio not hooked up to an amplifier. This radio can put out 20 watt speakers, they rattle and pop like crazy. Spend a few cases more on a Kenwood or Alpine. I would recommend stop buying from Revain just like a drug dealer they give you really good stuff at first and make you feel like royalty if you are addicted to it I will sell you junk and no more refunds. I need to start my own online…

Well for the price you really can't complain too much but either way. Depending on what genre you are in, the sound quality will vary. In my little pickup, I connected these speakers to a 4-channel amplifier. Almost everything is distorted after I turn the slider to a moderate volume. The amp is literally set to the lowest possible bass level, and on some songs the speakers just sound full. I totally agree with other reviews that say these columns are made no more than two ways. I truly believe

Bought to replace 24 year old factory speakers in my regular '97 F-150 cockpit. The factory speakers have mostly decayed with age and it's just an old workhorse but I love the music so I wanted to add something that doesn't crackle and pop. I have much better Sony speakers in the door and they don't sound as good but it's just a regular cap so if you center the damping it's fine. I connected them to one of those super cheap "mechanically loose" Bluetooth head units, which is pretty flimsy, so…