🔊 Enhance Your Car Audio Experience with KICKER 47KSC2704 KSC Series 2 3/4 Inch Midrange Speakers (Pair) Review

I needed a specific size speaker for my car and there were very few options. They fit perfectly and sound great. They replace Bose and sound so much better than ever!

These little guys sound great. I installed them on both of my Infiniti G37s (instead of 3 1/2 inch door speakers). Ease of installation is quite subjective as it takes time to adjust the car to fit them, but they can be easily installed. .

These little ones fit my 2018 Silverado perfectly. I'm not a music lover but they sound good too. Be sure to use a capacitor to get the correct frequency response (newer capacitors are much larger than OEM capacitors). I removed the connectors from my original speaker because I couldn't find any adapters for these speakers. It was fairly easy and resulted in professional final assembly. I think it's a bit pricey for such a small speaker considering how much a full size speaker costs.

Installed these along with some kickers 6x9 in the door of my 2021 Camaro. You sound great! Factory (non-Bose) speakers sounded TERRIBLE. You need to solder the capacitor that came with the speakers to the positive terminal. I bought a cheap soldering iron from Harbor Freight that worked great. The biggest problem I had was removing and installing the screw that holds the speaker to the driver's side dash. VERY SMALL space to work so be patient. Luckily the speakers come with a patented bracket

Just installed them in the corners of the dash on my 2021 Chevy 2500 HD. I didn't use the harness connectors because I didn't have them at the time, but I'll go back and solder them on when I install the rest of the speakers. They sound way better. Just hook it up to your factory touchscreen infotainment system and it's powerful enough for those kickers. You can just take 4 Chanel door speaker amps and leave them alone. My advice is to put some blue tape on some of the panels that you don't…

Finally another 2.75" option for the dash speakers which I have already added to Kicker 4-channel foosball amp feeding a 10" foosball comp subwoofer and two 6.5" foosball in-door speakers. I'm not a foosball fan but decided after buying the subwoofer and of the amp holding it all together. Firstly, the instructions suck. Includes 300Hz bass blocker, but the "manual(should look online, not in the box)" doesn't have any info on how to connect the capacitors. It didn't take me long to figure that…

1. First remove the negative terminal from the battery to avoid accidental short circuit or airbag deployment.2. I recommend installing the included bass blockers. Your speakers will sound cleaner and brighter. This should be set on the positive side. This is of course optional and will add weight to your wires.3. When soldering connections, use fresh solder and flux. Old solder may not work due to oxidation.4. Put heat shrink tubing over the wires before soldering. Then use a heat gun to…

The speakers appear to be a bargain but unfortunately they don't sound as good as I was expecting. The kicker instructions are crap. The speakers came with 3 sets of brackets which makes it easy to fit into my Toyota Tundra as no modifications are required. Insert the speaker into the brackets and screw tight. On the other hand, the connection instructions are useless. This kit comes with two capacitors with no word on how to connect them and if I even need them. I had to try with capacitors…

Sound and music have been my lifelong hobbies, and while I don't consider myself a music lover, I have a pretty good ear for great sound. I recently bought a 4th gen Mazda 3 with a non-Bose setup. While the stock sound wasn't terrible, it certainly wasn't great to my liking or satisfaction. I added a 10" kicker subwoofer to give it just the right amount of punch and fill in the low end gaps. I replaced the tweeters with a Dayton AMT set and they gave a whole new dimension and definition. Then I