JBL CLUB3020 3.5" 120W Club Series 2-Way Coaxial Car Speaker

Years later, not missing a beat. Pun intended.

The JBL Club 3020 3.5” 2‑Way Coaxial Car Speakers are a fantastic upgrade from factory speakers. The sound is clear and crisp, with great highs and surprisingly good bass for such a compact 3.5” speaker. Installation was quick and easy, and they work perfectly even with a stock stereo thanks to their high-sensitivity design. Overall, amazing sound quality and value—highly recommend! 🔊🚗

I bought these in the 3.5 inch variety along with a pair of the 6x9 inch JBL offering to put into my 2007 Lexus RX350. The non Levinson factory system just wasn't cutting it for me. I chose to have them professionally installed because Lexus door panels are ridiculously expensive. I didn't go looking to put together some youngsters competition system as those days are long behind me but wanted a nice upgrade without spending a fortune. I am very much pleased with the results. The bass is punchy, tight and well defined if not in your belly, the mids are smoother and more pronounced and the high end has a newfound crispness to it. There is little of interest in the crash of a cymbal without hearing the sizzle and the sustain. I then added the 6520's to the rear doors. The overall sound quality is sufficient for a 56 year old man wanting to feel like a kid again. The bass is plenty for me, This is a significant upgrade on a budget and one could do FAR worse. I recommend! Contrary to what Amazon says, these 3.5 inch drop right into the corner dash locations and the A-pillar tweeters have remained in place. Contrary to what Crutchfield says, the 6.5's go in the rear doors as well.

After about 2 weeks the driver side is crackling super bad. It is hooked to my 2020 Rav4 stock radio. I have bass on the radio at 50 percent. Admittedly I did have it at 95 percent of the way up. I think the speaker is blown and since the car is wired in Series my whole driver side sound is out from the 3.5in speaker to the door 6.5in speaker. If you do end up getting these get the pac bass blockers the blue ones to only block some of the bass they are less than 10 dollars. Previously I had kicker DS 3.5in and they began to crackle also. Those lasted 6 mos at least. The crackle sound is similar to AM radio crackling when looking for a station. The speakers sound good I just blame my factory radio for being too powerful lol. Crazy first time ever.

Replaced the dash tweeters in a 2006 Charger. OE were Boston Accoustics, which despite being blown were pretty decent for OE. The 3020 clubs are still superior and with much more detail. If you're replacing a stock setup the Club series are hard to beat. If I have to nit-pick about anything it's that the tweeter does protrude ~1/4" so it comes within a hair of touching the dash panel. OE were 2 ohm and these are 3 ohm which is probably just a happy medium between a 2 and 4 ohm setup. Something to bear in mind is these are only 20W RMS (60W Peak). Again for stock replacement and at any reasonable volume level that's a non-issue. If you are trying to blow your eardrums the Club series is not designed for that and you will fry them. Other specs: Sensitivity (@ 2.83V) 89dB Frequency Response 90Hz – 20kHz Pro tip: If your old speakers are blown anyway just remove the OE connector and solder it to your new ones, no need to cut wires or buy a harness adapter.

I bought these to replace my original factory dash speakers on my 2005 Durango Limited (Hemi). I am replacing all my interior speakers after a few years of aftermarket head unit and 12" subwoofer (amped). I wanted speakers that could be adequately pushed by the head unit. I'm a mechanic and sound freak. I bought these just to replace my old blown paper speakers but didn't expect anything really. Just clean sound to support my interior speakers. At like $40... What can you really expect? Install was easy with a power harness and a few youtube tutorials. I know people argue about speaker break in but after about 6 hours total use over 2 weeks I had to check if they had build in amps or something. How these have such thick rich bass is beyond me. They are heavy and well made but, geez... They dump with just the standard current coming off my pioneer head unit. I'm dragging my feet on finally putting in my component door speakers because these hit so hard. They aren't sufficient as a complete speaker set up but in a supporting role - they are really amazing. After some break in the highs and mids are buttery smooth and the bass is deep and satisfying. I'm really blown away. Of course the factory speakers are trash but these are hidden gems especially for the price. Really incredible. If they fit in your ride, buy them yesterday.

The OEM Panasonic speakers (tweeters) on the front dash of my 2022 Toyota RAV4 Prime are very cheap and the sound quality isn't very good. The JBL Club 3020 speakers improved both the higher frequency sounds as well as boosting the bass. Since my SE model has the OEM sound system (no JBL premium system available) there is no subwoofer and these help to compensate for that. Also these speakers are closest to the driver and provide most of the sound heard. The procedure to replace the speakers was very easy and did not take a long time. I used the Red Wolf wiring harness (which has reversed polarity BTW and has to have the wires cut and reversed) and other than that were easy to clip on. There are several videos on You Tube that demonstrate how to perform the procedure. I highly recommend these speakers.

Installed these in my sprinter to replace the 20yr old factory speakers, and it was night and day. Incredible volume, crispy audio, bass was deep. For 4" speakers, I couldn't ask for anything better. I don't play music too loud, I like volume fairly low, and I just used factory bass settings. So these were perfect for me. Fast forward just over a year, audio is still crisp but the bass sounds completely blown for both the L and R speakers. raspy, distorted, heavy vibration. Super wild. Seems like they failed? I reached out to JBL for warranty info, but it's just outside the 1 year mark (which is a horrible offering. why make a product that will only last a year? yikes). I had jbl portable speakers for years, and sadly they all stopped working. I switched companies for that. If i dont get replacements from them, I'm going to move away from JBL entirely. I don't recommend given the unreliability.

Compré estas bocinas para cambiar las de agencia de mi una Toyota Highlander, la verdad se notó bastante la diferencia. Los sonidos ahora son más nítidos, se escuchan instrumentos que antes no se escuchaban, quedé muy contento con el cambio. No es difícil instalarlas, hay videos en youtube que te explican como cambiar bocinas de muchos modelos de auto.

Good mid bass and treble. Good voice and good for camry 2005 in dash speakers

ハイゼットフロントスピーカー交換用に購入 エーモン(amon) AODEA(オーディア) スピーカー変換ハーネス T型汎用 2076 を追加で購入すれば配線は容易です コネクター差すだけです ただスピーカーのビス取り付けが４ヶ所あるのでカットする必要がある(純正は２ヶ所 youtube で取り付け動画あり) 低音も充分鳴るのでおすすめです 注意すべき点はスピーカーのインピーダンスが3Ωなのでアンプ能力が心配な方は超大音量で聴かない方が無難(純正は6Ω)

Used these to replace my stock front speakers. Excellent speakers for the price. Does lack a little bass but it's expected because of the size. However, it has amazing sound clarity. Would definitely recommend it!

Perfect fit for 2015 Toyota Highlander LE. Original dash speakers were quieter than telephone earpiece. Installation was quick and simple with adapter cables ordered from Amazon at the same time. Sound is perfectly clear and loud when set to up to 60%. When volume turned over 60% then dash speakers take over door speakers, and there is no enough bass, most likely die to lower impedance (3 vs 4 ohm). I'll be replacing door speakers as well, and I really do not understand Toyota's reasoning for installation of such bad speakers. On positive side, speaker replacement on Toyota seems to be very simple with basic technical skills.