New Infinity Kappa 62IX 6.5" 225 Watts Max (75 Watts RMS) 2-Way Coaxial Car Audio Stereo Multi Element Speakers with UniPivot Tweeters with Oversized Voice Coils - Pair with Alphasonik Earbuds

These rip. I've got these in my fairing pushed with a Kenwood 600watt Amp and these absolutely crank.80mph crystal clean.Bass isn't subwoofer bass..hello, but these have such great clarity through the range that their full even without having tons of bottom.These have an extended tweeter so if you're mounting in a fairing they need to go inside the pods which does require some fitting.Overall I LOVE my bike audio and these speakers pair real well in high output applicationsExcellent bang for the buck5 stars 5 stars 5 stars

still sounding great after 1 year

I'm not an audiophile. For years I drove cars with bare bones audio systems. Then I bought a car with a Harmon kardon factory system and was blown away at what good audio sounded like in a car. When that car was totaled, I sought to replicate the sound. Super clear vocals supported with punchy bass that i get to enjoy, not the car next to me. After many reviews, I bought these. This purchase was partially driven by the shallow mounting depth available in the doors of the 1st generation honda ridgelines. These fit with no interference with the windows. I supported them with a mild amp: Kenwood KAC-M3004 because I wasn't confident that my head unit could drive these to their potential. I also added a small 8" powered subwoofer: Rockville RW8CA. I don't know that the subwoofer was all that necessary, but it does really help support the speakers. for songs with heavier bass lines like hip hop, edm, reggae, etc...Lastly, if installing into a G1 ridgeline... I added tweeters to the dash: Alpine SPS-110TW. These really help shift the sound stage in the vehicle and brings the vocals right in your face. If you are looking to improve the sound in your ridgeline, start with these tweeters and see if its enough change. If not, do the door speakers. Lastly do the subwoofer if necessary.I am writing this review nearly 2 years after install and they are still working amazing and friends that ride often comment how good the system sounds on a wide range of music. I'd say I got about 85-90% of the way to the factory harmonn kardon system and am very happy with the result. I will be purchasing these speakers for future vehicles.

Having been a car audio enthusiast since 1989, this is one of the best sets of speakers I've owned and definitely the best sound quality for the buck. I just ripped out Rockford Fosgate PPS4-6 speakers which cost $90 per each speaker, plus a set of RF dome tweeters and I never liked the sound at all. The midrange was muddy and boomy and the tweeters were harsh. These Infinity speakers replace that setup and now I have quality sound. I am powering these with a Rockford Fosgate 4-channel amp rated at 150W per channel RMS. These speakers stand up to that power just fine.As far as installation, you get the speakers and grills, various screws, mounting plates, the foam gasket for between the speaker and mount. The depth is very thin to accommodate door mounting with power windows. The tweeter can be positioned to aim it as you please. The only thing I needed additional was Boom-Mat baffles. I recommend spending the few bucks to get these, as they will keep moisture off your speakers (from the water that runs down the windows into the door) and also keep sound from booming around inside your door. It just sounds better.I recommend buying DynaMat eXtreme as well, which is a bit pricey but will do two things -- improve your sound quality and reduce the road noise. It just doesn't make sense to install really good speakers without going this extra mile. Don't forget to also use Dynamat also on the back side of the door panel trim especially around where the door pockets are and around the area of the speaker. This will prevent the speaker from rattling the plastic and making noise.People ask if it comes with the speaker wire. No, it doesn't, and you shouldn't need any if you are replacing an existing door speaker. Cars these days are build to accomodate a good system. Back in the 70's and 80's cars only had one speaker wire (the +) and the chassis was the ground, and that one wire was way to thin to be used for anything useful. These days, they all come with proper wiring that you can easily run 150W without concern. In most cars, those speaker wires are also properly twisted for noise cancellation, etc. You should not have to do anything with the wiring.

I have always enjoyed the highs and mids of infinity. The sound good in the rear doors of my Tacoma. Pretty decent bang for the buck.

Installed in place of the standard door speakers in a Tesla Model S.Amazing sound quality, very detailed soundstage and at the -3dB tweeter setting also very balanced reproduction, best value for money you can buy. I strongly suggest you go for these even if you are outside the United States like me, as you will not regret your decision to pay for the import duties. For me, this is one of the best speakers in my long years as an audio enthusiast and DJ.On the photos you can see the resistance of the loudspeaker and the installation steps.

Replaced a tired set of Pioneer speakers in my flight sim.Sound amazing day one, and only got better from there as the speakers broke in.As a music connoisseur, the Kappas are the best I've heard short of spending obscene amounts of money on speakers.In flight, sounds are crisp and tighter than expected. Reproduction is spot on.Bass is great although I do have these capped with a 100uF capacitor, eliminating frequencies below 450Hz.