🔊 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Infinity Dashboard Speaker Review

update; This speaker can fail very easily when factory powered. Worked on my 2003 RAM with an Infinity stereo. Direct replacement for the center speaker in the dashboard

I love it when the sound returns in the Jeep Liberty! I don't like that I had to file the dash mount on the passenger side bracket to get the speaker to fit that side. They were listed as compatible with a 2002 Jeep Liberty, but apparently no one has ever tested the passenger side for fitment.

We have been using a replacement speaker for over a year now, easy to install and have had absolutely no problems! A quality part, matching connector for the most complex installation is literally made in no time. If you have problems with your speakers, it is easy to install, remove and replace the speaker. I would consider this so you don't get so annoyed with the sound or lack of sound from your damaged speaker.

Honestly. It is in order. Semi-sharp sound. And the truth is not infinite speakers. If so, then I am the king of the world! The speakers are the same model as the crappy one, but two are stacked. They almost sound distorted. They will work for what they are. The ones I had before were AC Delcos with polyphonic speakers. It sounded a lot better. Had her for years. Died. Guide to find them again. So I figured they would work. Eh Buyers be warned. At best, so-so.

Perfect fit for my 2002 WJ Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. I wanted to stick with the OEM because I only had to replace one as it cracked every time you cranked the volume past a certain point and I'm not ready to change the entire system just yet. They are easy to install. I got the old and new in under 10 minutes and for less than $25 or a Mopar OEM speaker is a good value as I called my local dealer and they will double the price for one wanted to. They sound great and my premium infinity…

I bought mine here for about $45. Four years ago I replaced my other factory tweeter for over $80. So you save a lot of money. The sound is good for a tweeter. I'm sure you could put multiple tweeters here and they would sound the same given their range, but size is key. I didn't want to install a smaller tweeter here, so I had to replace it with a factory tweeter. Very few companies make a 2 1/2" tweeter. It's REALLY easy to install. Ideally, all you need is a spatula and a Phillips torque…