🔊 PowerBass OE69C-TY 6x9" 160W OE Series 2-Way Component Speaker System - Unbeatable Sound Quality and Power Review

Great sound! Deep bass and crisp highs. Great product for 2019 Toyota 4Runner. I've had Infinitys before and they fit great and sound fantastic. Very little installation effort. I run an Alpine 445u amp and they can handle the power. Overall very happy with my purchase.

By far the best oem replacement for 2016 4runner fits a little but is easy to install forget about other aftermarket brands they blow my rockford Fog! Will be buying this brand for years to come, stock head unit, noisy, no distortion but I have dynamite in all my doors.

I have replaced all speakers with the PowerBass OE Series. The website doesn't say that the 6.5 inch motor is suitable for 4 runners, but it fits perfectly in all four doors and the rear trunk. Once you remove the factory speakers, you'll immediately notice the difference. I installed 6x9 with tweeter kit. Front and (2) 6.5" sets in rear and tailgate. Great sound!

The speakers sound great when connected to my Pioneer radio. The plastic had to be trimmed a bit in a corner of the speaker near the screw hole as the door panel on my 2012 Scion Tc would not snap into place unless I replaced it. They have larger mounting tabs than factory Toyota speakers. The plugs that came with it worked perfectly. The tweeters are bright but not overwhelming. The woofer provides good mids. My first power bass purchase and I'm impressed.

Tweeter power connection misplaced. I had to create a wire harness to send a signal to the tweeters. The 4-pin connector did not match the factory wiring harness. I modified it to fit but then found that the pins on the 4 pin connector were also wrong and shorted out the amp. 2007 4runner without JBL FWIW.EDIT: After taking everything apart, the speakers sound pretty good. The tweeter and crossovers are definitely the weak link in this setup. I added a good crossover and tweeter and am very…

Installed today 6x9 perfect fit for my 2018 Toyota Tundra Crewmax Sr5. I just did 6x9. I'm waiting for the installation of tweeters and 6.5 rear ones I bought tomorrow. What a great facility. Everything fits perfectly, plugs come with OEM. Unrelated to. In total it took 20 minutes for both sides. 1 star deducted. Because the box for 6x9 seems to have been opened earlier. It's like they sent me an answer. I feel like when I pay something at Revain it's often an opportunity to get a refund. But…

Good speakers compared to factory 4runner 6x9s. I personally really like bass music but they can also play metal, classical, hip hop and for those not from the 80's and 90's they're good for a Roxbury night too. But after two months the small low-frequency diode on the second photo was unsoldered. No big deal, just keep it back. But for the price I shouldn't solder anything. There are a few other reviews on 4runner and Tacoma Fit, I had no trouble installing either. Removing the door panels was

I purchased these speakers in March 2020 for my 2013 Toyota Prius. The speakers are very similar to the OEM speakers but you will need to make small modifications as the mounting holes are not aligned. The sound is great and we haven't had any problems so far. After 10 months of daily use, the noise disappeared. I disassembled both speakers and noticed that the leads of both capacitors had come loose from the solder. Looks like a bad solder joint design. After I soldered the dots back it worked

I installed them in the front doors of a 15 year old Tacoma double cab. Immediately the wires broke on one tweeter (poor soldering I think) and I found that the tweeter wiring harnesses weren't really plug and play. Maybe they are on other Toyota models? I bought a couple of replacement Revain PowerBass tweeters because they were cheap enough, although I probably should have tried the warranty process. -Channel amplifier designed to put out a whopping 50-60 watts in each direction. The tweeters