🔊 Pyle PLG64 6.5 Inch Mid Bass Woofer Sound Speaker System - Powerful 300W Pro Loud Range Audio with 4 Ohm Impedance and Wide 60-20KHz Frequency Response - Ideal for Car Component Stereo Review

(Yes I know the woofer is upside down, the wiring was short for the box) I bought a Samsung Soundbad with a woofer but I have the woofer blown. I wanted a cheap replacement so I bought it and soldered it without expecting it to work. This woofer is great, apart from having a lot of hum on deep bass below 40Hz. Other than that, it works great!

I love these speakers! I was a bit hesitant because the price was very low but wow they sound really great! The original speakers only had 3 mounting holes so I knew I would have to drill new ones and take apart the entire rear cab, but this has nothing to do with speakers, it was a truck design. I have a 2001 Dakota. Very happy with the speakers!

So these surprised me. Pyle has been around for ages and is known for being a reliable and affordable aftermarket resource for replacing broken OEM speakers on the road. dollar stuff. Well, they turned out to be a lot bigger than expected. One of the cleanest mids I've ever heard. Great build design. Massive magnet for 6.5". Thanks, Pyle.

I never liked the Harmon Kardon speakers in the car and replaced the front speakers with 5.5" Alpine speakers with positive results but I still got distortion and dips, when I turned up the volume. Stereo. I came across these at a great price and they exceeded my expectations for PYLE. The PYLE's low mids and lows sound deep and clear, and the volume is much higher than expected. I would recommend this brand and size for a subwoofer box upgrade - at least for mine - a 1998 BMW Z3.

Installed on a 2002 Jeep Wrangler. Can't beat the price. Factory submarine was shot and rotted. My choice was between this and the $80 "replica" sold on quadratec. It's difficult to find a subwoofer that fits on the center console due to its position and small size. You'll have to poke a few holes and break out the unwanted plastic, but the $60 savings was worth it. It took me about 45 minutes to install from start to finish, of which you have to do 30 more because you have to remove the center

I put these in place of the rear speakers in my Passat 04 which required 2 ohm speakers and if you bought 2 ohm speakers they are NOT cheap. Also, this is just ONE speaker. So if you want a pair, order a second speaker. I almost made this mistake and noticed in good time that I received both on the same day. There is NO cable or adapter included, so order that too. I just wanted something to get around until I can afford it and am ready to install a more expensive system. Also note that I use…

First Impression My 6.5 inch speakers in my Eclipse door were worn and torn, anything but speaking on the radio caused crackling. Looking at the replacement options, I could get a regular replacement speaker at an auto parts store for $15, an unnamed retail chain for $30, or two of these for $11 each. I've always been impatient damn it, my last set I bought was $30 6.5 speakers that came in one of those wooden crates. big packing box. So I went to get one out of the box and the other slipped…

I have an 02 TJ X with a factory subwoofer on the center console. Basically you pull out the factory speaker, connect the red and black wire to the new speaker, ignore the other two wires, cut the gap and use self tapping screws to mount it. When you pull out the factory speaker, there is a plastic mold there. Lines touching the back of the speaker. You need to cut it with side cutters or a dremel. I have a dremel and it took about 5 minutes. Basically, trim until the speaker is flush. You will