Introducing the Upgraded Opti Pro 6.5” High Power Coaxial Speaker - Enhanced 400W Peak Power, 65Hz – 🔊 7kHz Frequency Response, 30 Oz Magnet Structure, 4 Ohm with Glass Fiber Cone and Butyl Rubber Surround - OPTI6PM Review

These are powerful speakers for their size, they produce excellent, clear sound with decent mid-range reproduction. As usual with the Lanzar products I buy they are well made and good quality for the price. AAA++++

These speakers fit. They punch through when too much bass is applied. Before replacing the speakers I didn't have this problem. However, they give twice as much reason. Modifications are required for installation in the 2012 Camaro.

This speaker set is much better than the one I was about to install. The other speakers were component Polk 51/2 db. But I needed 61/2 for my setup. They're much better built and they sound great. The better quality speakers and built in more solid sound are better and the 4 ohms match the component crossover well.

Bought a pair here in the jungle and a pair from Parts Express, can't wait to hear them for my rear doors in an '06' Ram. I collected comparable PPS4-6, TS-M650PRO, PWX-6 for price, specs and reviews. The grills are much better live than in the photos. These two pairs of Lancers, 4 in all, should be very good for backfills and monumental excursions when needed.

First of all I have to say that this is NOT a coaxial speaker. This is a woofer/midrange driver. I recently bought 2 of these and use them in the off season when not in stereo competition to replace my Hertz HV 165XL woofers. I just swap them out and swap them out for gigs. To be honest I wasn't expecting too much from them in this price range but I know Lanzar Opti-Drive amps are pretty reliable so why not try them. I was very surprised by their performance. I feed them a solid 200W, from 63Hz

I am completely satisfied with the purchase of these speakers. They look solid, have a cool fiberglass cone and handle all the power my Autotek 4 channel amp can put out. distortion-free at the highest volumes and still sound good at lower levels. The frequency range is quite wide. I have a 65Hz crossover on my Pioneer 2 din head unit. They really compliment the rest of my system which consists of a 1200 watt Hifonics Class D mono amp driving a 1200 watt Acoustics Gothic Series subwoofer in a…

Perfect replacement for Focal Polyglass 6.5”. Replaced a blown woofer in my Focal accessory speaker that was installed in the front doors of a 2007 Rav4. This woofer corresponds exactly to the Focal parameters in impedance and slightly better in the frequency range. Known for their fragility, Focal woofers cost $180 each on the secondary market. I bought a pair of these Lanzer (Pyle) woofers with the intention of stretching my two Focal woofers to balance the mids with the same drivers on each…