🔊 Infinity Reference Shallow Mount Coaxial Car Audio Speaker 6.5" EZFit 6532EX Review

I replaced my factory Honda Ridgeline speakers with these and WOW! I don't have to crank the volume anywhere near enough to get my rock music booming! Clear sound at high and low frequencies. Incredible value for money! My home theater has a high quality Infiniti speaker that has lasted 16 years! I'm a supporter of Infinity!

I've never been a fan of connecting speakers to the main unit's amplifier, but this time I wanted to keep things simple. I'm using 4 of these from a Kenwood head unit which puts out 22 watts RMS per channel using all the standard wiring. I think they sound great when connected to the main unit amp. The bass isn't bad for a 6.5s, but I added a powerful subwoofer to fill out the low frequencies.

As the title suggests, these speakers are not only affordable, they sound great and are of very good quality. I've actually used them in more than one car. They are definitely better than stock speakers. The main thing I noticed is that they sound cleaner and much clearer. And if you're willing to spend a little more money but don't want to break the bank, a decent mono amp and subwoofer paired with these speakers will give you some real listening pleasure.

These speakers were the perfect replacement for the rear door speakers on my 2001 Chevy Suburban. For the front doors I had to drill mounting holes but for me it's an easy job. I have a cordless screwdriver and lots of attachments. These speakers come with mounting bolts and nuts so no problem. They sound AWESOME compared to the OEM speakers, some of which had the foam edges completely disintegrated. They offer a bit more bass range and the built-in tweeters are crisp and clear. I couldn't ask…

these speakers are so amazing. They are unmatched in price and quality! I bought two kits to replace the lower door speakers on my 2017 Hyundai Tucson. I was just blown away by the difference! NOTE: THEY WILL NOT FIT HYUNDAI TUCSON FACTORY BOLT HOLES. I had to spend three hours drilling my own holes in the plastic. Also had to buy adapter harnesses. It was definitely worth it for me, but if you don't want to do that extra work, don't buy or let someone else do it for you :)

The stock JBL system is good at best but needed more. I didn't want to change the head unit, but I wanted to improve the sound. So I soundproofed most of the car, which helped improve the sound quality and made the car a lot quieter, but the rear was still missing the highs. I had to step back to feel like the sound was coming from behind. The Infinity was my third pair of speakers in an attempt to add volume and treble in the background. They really helped make up for what was missing. I could

Bought to replace the factory bose coax cables in the back door of my Denali. What a huge difference in overall sound quality. Hooked them up to Infinity components in the front doors and they all run off a factory head unit and Bose amp. The minimal speaker cables have been shortened and adapters (sold separately) used, making installation easy and clean. A single cutout was made for the tweeters located in the A-pillars. I insulated the connectors with shrink wrap (probably too much), but…

Bought these to replace the factory front door speakers on my 2015 F150. The factory speakers in the F150 are frankly crap. These are low power speakers built with PLASTIC frames. So comparing these Infinity speakers to Ford factory speakers is like comparing apples to oranges. There really is no comparison. I bought Metra speaker adapters for the F150 so they screwed in straight away. I also ordered wire harness adapters from Metra so I have a clean install with no connections. Installation…

They have GREAT sound but if you just plug and connect them with store bought speaker adapters they won't work in every car. I'm a Mitsubishi technician so I used them as a test to see if they were a suitable replacement for the following vehicles: 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport 2018 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander (Full Size) Tested on all 3 vehicles , Sport does not require assistance. sound pretty good apart from adjusting the crossover. However, on the Eclipse Cross, the