CLUB6520 6.5" 300W Club Series 2-Way Coaxial Car Speaker (1 Pair)

I bought an old beater car to use in town and save gas. It had an old beat up Kenwood with no Bluetooth in it. Because this car is old and high mileage I didn’t want to spend a lot. This radio was a great choice. Super easy to set up. My only negative is the display doesn’t get very bright. But other than that I love it. You have Bluetooth and usb and aux line to use. Actually you have 2 Bluetooth. The coolest part is if you already have a Sony Bluetooth speaker this radio uses the same app and you can control everything though your phone. I added 4 new 6.5 inch JBL speakers and the sound is 1000 times better. No it is not high end and not for the pickiest of listeners. But for the money it was a great upgrade to my old clunker.

These things are FANTASTIC. I am very picky about sound quality, considering myself an audiophile, and after looking around, decided on these. I couldn't spend a ton of money but my car needed new speakers as the stock ones had gone bad. They were a fantastic choice. I have a 2009 Pontiac G6, and being a GM vehicle, if you don't get adapters you WILL HAVE TO HARDWIRE THEM! It isnt hard but if you aren't too sure what you're doing, wait and get the adapter. But everything went off without a hitch. The bass is great, and the mids and highs are very clear and sparkly. They do have a little too much treble for my liking but thats nothing adjusting the settings in the car won't fix. And that isnt always a bad thing, as some people like a little more sparkle as opposed to boom. They do come with cute covers that look quite stylish, but my doors already have covers for the speakers so I didn't need them. So, now I have the best sounding G6 in my neighborhood. (There are like 30. Man there's a lot of these cars around.) They are not the best speakers you can buy, you can do better of course, but for the price I was very very impressed! The average listener will absolutely enjoy these.

Yes I used zip ties to keep my speaker and adapter together! Though I used screws to secure it to the door. It’s been a couple weeks since I installed this speaker and it was decently easy. I ended up only using one in the passenger side door, and it is doing the trick. Compared to my other speakers it does NOT have the deep bass they have the JBL speaker is more like a punch rather than a shake. The speaker has amazing vocal tweeters though and is indeed louder than my other speakers! It’s a great speaker overall. *UPDATE* year or two later and the product still works amazing! I’m going to replace the back doors with this speak as well

I got these speakers to replace the stock system in my 2011 Honda Pilot with the EX-L trim package and the stock head unit with no amp. at first I was so bummed at the lack of bass, but let me tell you that goes away in maybe 1-2 hours of heavy use and then just gets better for the next 30-100 hours of normal usage. Now the stock speakers looked so cheap next to these but I thought they had more bass so i was ready to return these but I let them break in for a little bit and they give a solid gut pinching bass that’s just feels high quality. They fit in the holes of the car well. Don’t think these speakers will make up for a lack of a subwoofer though they aren’t that punchy, but they will make most stock systems sound SO MUCH BETTER. I got 4 of the 6.5” speakers and 2 of the 3/4” tweeters for the car and my system sounds so good. I don’t have the money for a sub right now but I will be looking towards JBL for that when the time comes

I have loved JBL speakers for years. I just installed them in my 2015 Subaru Crosstrek. They fit, but needed the supplied brackets. There isn't any hardware so get some wire and small speaker terminals,and some inch long screws. They sound SO GOOD, and they can handle the cars radio input, so they have PLENTY of bass. Love these.

Great upgrade from factory speakers for a factory head unit. It all started with a sub woofer. After I installed a 10" sub, it just drowned out everything else so I decided to upgrade my 3.5" dash speakers to the JBL Club. The sound quality on those were so impressive I had to change my door speakers to the matching 6.5s. So far the mid to highs are very good. Night and day compared to the factory speakers. The mid to lower end bass is okay. TBH I was disappointed at first but after a small break in time and noticable improvement I'm no longer worried. I also read a review that said it takes about 24hrs of play time to fully break in and the bass improves tremendously. Based on my experience so far I can believe it. As far as installation, it wasn't too bad. I ordered the appropriate wiring harnesses and door adapters, a couple YouTube videos and a few hours later I had everything installed. Probably 10 mins for the dash, which is basically plug and play. Removing the door panels and door speakers was probably the most difficult part, but once you get one down the rest are easy. I plan on installing some foam "FAST" rings onto the door speakers and sound treatment to the doors and panels as well. This should improve the overall sound quality as well and then I believe these speakers will really shine. Overall, great speakers if you're looking to upgrade your old factory paper speakers.

These were very crisp and clear speakers. Great sound and very easy to use. I connected these to my JL audio RD900/5 channel amp. They were awesome for mid range sound and the treble was astounding. I soldered my speaker wire directly on the speakers. However, they took awhile to break in for bass, and when they did, they blew. Only had them for about 2 weeks pushing 100-120 hertz and they blew with barely any volume. Not sure if the price was worth it, but these would be great for a home system.

Excellent treble and mid-range, very efficient with high sensitivity to get good volume out of your watts. They are 3 Ohm, so even with cheap thin factory wiring it will help pull the power it should from your factory deck by settling at a final load about 4 Ohm. Other performance speakers may come from 3.3-4 Ohm despite all being labelled as 4 Ohm, you really won't know on any specific model unless you look up the spec sheet online, If you run an amplifier, it really shouldn't matter but with these being clearly 3.0 Ohm, they help pull the full amount of power available from your non-amplified head units, but also work well with an amp with it's good RMS handling level. Note: There will be little Bass at first, they take a month / 25+ hours of use to break in and loosen up and then the bass will come. This is especially true of stock power head units. You can speed up the process a bit by playing as much bass heavy stuff you can just don't push them to the point of distortion. Mine are finally hitting nice and deep after about 5 weeks with a low-power factory head unit, amplified they will probably break in faster. Adding months later now: yep, these definitely take a LONG time to break in using only deck power, after five 5-6 months I'm FINALLY seeing the bass I've been expecting. This is probably true with any speaker that can accept high power, they are built tighter to handle that high power so it will take a while using only deck power.

Great upgrade to replace the factory speakers in the base sound system of my 2017 Tesla. Good value also. Will buy a second set for the rear.

Replaced front and rear factory speakers top product Would recommend to anybody

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10/10, so much better quality than my OEM speakers. Easy to install, didnt use the supplied mount or speaker face but both are very well built. Sound quality and bass are great for the price, exactly what i was after.

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