Alphasonik AS268P Loudspeakers 2 Pairs of 6X8 350W Max 3-Way Speakers 4 Ohms Premium Quality Audio Door Speakers for Car or Truck Stereo Sound System

These sound amazing in my 2005 Lincoln. I paired them with a new stereo and everything sounds much nicer than expected and I’m a classical musician with high expectations. Great value - no doubt.

​If you are looking to replace the dry-rotted, dirty factory door speakers in a 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac, these Alphasonik 6x8s are a fantastic, budget-friendly solution. The sizing is a spot-on direct match for both the front and rear doors on these trucks. Because they feature universal factory-style mounting holes, they drop right into the OEM brackets without needing to drill new holes or modify the door panels. ​Sound-quality wise, the transition from factory single-cone speakers to these 3-way coaxials is night and day. The polyetherimide and piezo tweeters bring out a lot of high-end clarity that was completely missing before—vocals are crisp, and the mids are nice and clean without sounding harsh. While they aren't going to rattle your windows with deep sub-bass on head unit power alone, the mid-bass punch is incredibly tight and responsive for a speaker running at 35W RMS. They handle higher volumes smoothly with zero distortion. For a heavy-duty daily driver upgrade, you can't beat the performance for the price.

The bass quality is not very good but the high pitch and vocals sound very good for the price of these

Much better than the factory speakers. Installed in a 2001 F150 Lariat Super Crew. Speakers were a direct bolt in. They make adapters to go to the factory speaker connection, my truck had apparently had aftermarket speakers at some point, so I just hard wired them in. If you have basic electrical knowledge doing this is very easy. If you buy the pigtails, its even easier. These are being powered by the KS9701 head unit also found on Amazon. This head unit pushes these speakers pretty decently, im not sure if they would handle an amp or not, the head unit claims to be 250W I believe, the box for these speakers claims they can handle up to 350W and are 35W RMS. This is a great value for the money, they hit a lot better hz range than the factory speakers that were originally in the truck. Im still in the break in period with them, so not sure how long they will hold up, but they look and feel well made. Be careful installing, I made a mistake and hit the cone of one with my door panel, cracking the cone. This is not the fault of the speaker, its the fault of the installer. Doesn't seem to have affected the sound produced by the speaker at all, but I bought an extra pair just in case that crack does cause issues down the road. Very clear vocals from these, and a lot better bass over stock.

Easy to install if you’re handy. Audio quality is okay, not great. If you want to really enjoy sound quality buy something else

The price is on point for the quality of the speakers. They include cable leads with the package, but I didn't use those. I just bought the adapters for my truck. (adapters normally run 10.00 or less for a pair and plug into the OEM socket, no wiring!) I bought these to replace stock speakers on a F150 2012 due to the OEM speakers in the front being absolute garbage that break so fast you have to wonder if they cost $10.00. For the price I paid for these, and the sound they get, they are pretty good. The sound quality is not 300$ speaker quality. I don't use an amp and use the default head. For a stock sound system replacement, they were superb. There is a bit of sound distortion when you have very strong bass, but cmon, 4 speakers for under 80 bucks... get real, this is a steal. The issue with the Ford speakers is a lack of hermetic sealing, in my opinion, on the door. It seems humidity gets in and rots the speaker cloth or paper it felt like when I took it off. The material these are made of does not seem like one that would fall victim to this. Probably the truth is the ford OEM is made from the worst stuff they can get away with putting in there. Fits an F150 perfectly, HOWEVER, I had to mount them upside down in the front. This may be why some people don't think they fit their truck when they seem to have the same make and model. This does not affect the speaker's sound or anything in any way. I just found it curious.

Search for standard 6x9 speakers and unbeknownst to me, these non standard 6x8 speakers were included in the product list and I bought them thinking they are 6x9… Lesson learned… Read the product description carefully and completely because they will sneak some crap in there for you… Btw, I of course had to return these and then I bought Pioneer and they are great and fit perfect.

Sounds great and very easy installation.

They are a 3way speaker kit with four speakers in the kit. Easy install on 2008 F350 that needed updated speakers. Sound is OK, due to being hooked up to original stereo system. Power is 25 watts RMS per speaker with OK sound range. No deep base or overpowering high end. Just flat music levels to reproduce good sound for an old system. Changing stereo would help make these speakers sound better with an amp closer to their power handling abilities. Pigtail wires and screws included for ease of installation, recommend using heat shrink tubing when splicing to keep corrosion to minimum. Electrical tape will not do for automotive environment. Not high end speakers, but a great price on a good sounding speaker system upgrade. Worth the price, specially if your staying close to stock with maybe a medium size sub upgrade too. Sounds better than stock!

Only used 2 , but works well , good quality for price ,

Good speakers for the price

The speakers sound good. I run a diesel truck so I don't need or expect Carnegie Hall. The speakers sound better then the factory ones. For the price they are a bargain.

I installed these in a 2011 ford super duty. They are similar to the factory ford speakers for sound. After awhile though these speakers are cracking and popping. I don't listen to loud music either. Mostly talk radio.