JBL Stage3 Three Way Audio Speaker Review

Pretty good speakers for the money. Balanced sound. I put it to replace the regular ones in a grant from the head unit - they ask the amplifier and push it up, because the radio tape recorder does not fully pull out

Installed instead of Alpine 1725s. GO Alpine CDE-180. The sound has definitely improved. Began to crack the rear shelf. There was more bass, but still not enough. I glued the places where the speakers sit down with STANDARDPLAST 00670-10-00 anti-vibration. On the autodock 180r / sheet. It is the places of contact between the speaker housing and the shelf. Bass is now like from a sub! I didn't think that GO speakers could play like that! Off!

I put Subaru Forester IV in the regular places of the rear doors. Came up without spacers. They play great, everyone is happy

From such an inexpensive price segment, I did not expect that there would be such a positive result for emotions and sound quality. I will be ordering another pair!

I can’t turn it on to the maximum, it’s too loud, although those who put amplifiers and subs in the car, well, those who are deaf and with open windows listen to music at intersections, they will probably say that it’s quiet. A person with an ordinary sound, more than. In terms of sound, a clear juicy middle and a normal elastic bass, everything is in the spirit of jbl ., the tops are also normal, but at the level of ordinary speakers. In general, I recommend.

If the landing sites are not deep, then you will need to purchase spacers in the form of rings. Sold in any store with car audio. From ordinary thick plywood 20-25 mm Pros below: The columns justify their cost completely. I did not want to fence component acoustics in a car for a maximum of 2-3 years. Therefore, the choice fell on coaxial from a well-known brand. After 2 months, exactly the sound I was hoping for appeared. The bottom is tight and biting without mumbling. Got cons: More like…