Infinity Reference 8632CFX 6x8 2-Way Car Speakers - High-Quality Pair for Immersive Audio Experience Review

The OEM speakers were removed and had to be replaced. I've used Infinity before and have always been happy with them so I decided to give them a try and they fit the bill perfectly. They have a couple of extra mounting tabs that are easy to remove if you don't need them, which I didn't do with the front speakers. They fit right into the standard spots with no issues, just make sure the tweeter is facing up and not on the floor, and don't forget the included foam tape that wraps around the…

I love speakers that look and sound great with my aftermarket deck. I can hear vocals and high frequencies at much lower volumes. I use them on a 2008 Ford Crown Victoria. I will say that there are some settings if you pay attention when setting it up. They do not fill the Ford 6x8 factory adapter plate found in the cars. It is offset to the side and must be held in the middle when screwing it in, otherwise there will be a gap and it will be installed crookedly. Another thing I haven't…

Not much in the box but everything you need: 6 x 8 coaxial speakers with high quality rubber surround and high quality fabric tweeter, self-adhesive foam strip that wraps around the rear edge of the speaker to provide a secure, airtight and soft mount, somewhat confusing spec sheet and installation instructions that appear to cover all 6+ speaker sizes in this range, compactly protected by a styrofoam block. The outer metal flange has all sorts of mounting holes and tabs you might need…

I use these speakers through my factory deck. They're in the front and the Infinity Reference in the back, the main reason for that is tonal balance, in most cases if you put in (4) the same speaker the backs are basically completely left blank, you can also just focus on the foreground and eliminate them the backs. volume with the right speakers you get a little more bass and more balanced content. I'm a big fan of JBL, Rockford, Polk or Infinity speakers. I've used them all but I always check