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All Car Speakers
See our full selection of full-range car speakers and component systems.
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Component Systems
Component systems use separate woofers, tweeters, and crossovers to deliver superior performance.
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Custom-fit Speakers
Custom-fit speakers are too large to fit in traditional speaker openings, requiring modifications to your vehicle.
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Extreme Performance Speakers
Extreme performance speakers require custom installation, and are designed for high sound levels.
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Kick Panel Enclosures
These custom-installed enclosures house 6-1/2" or 5-1/4" components in the kick panels of a variety of vehicles.
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Speaker Installation
Speaker wire, connectors, baffles, and other tools
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Tweeters
Tweeters are small high-frequency speakers that improve your system's clarity and help create a strong soundstage.
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6-1/2" Speakers
The most popular speaker size — 6-1/2" speakers offer strong bass and improved clarity.
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6"x9" Speakers
Oval-shaped 6"x9" speakers can add big bass to your system without having to add a sub.
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5"x7"/6"x8" Speakers
Replacement 5"x7"/6"x8" speakers fit into a large variety of cars, vans, and trucks, giving you improved sound.
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6-3/4" Speakers
6-3/4" speakers fit in a wide range of vehicles, and their big, round cones offer strong bass.
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3-1/2" Speakers
Don't forget to replace the 3-1/2" speakers in your dash — they're closest to your ears.
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5-1/4" Speakers
The workhorse of car speakers — 5-1/4" speakers fit into many factory locations for better sound.
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5" Speakers
You'll find 5" speakers in a number of Japanese vehicles.
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4"x10" Speakers
Replacement 4"x10" speakers can improve clarity and bass response in older SAAB and GM vehicles.
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4"x6" Speakers
Small but mighty, 4"x6" speakers can deliver surprising bass and bring out the details in your music.
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4" Speakers
Replace your factory speakers with new 4" speakers to improve musical definition and imaging.
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How Tweeter Design Affects SoundWhen you're shopping for speakers, don't forget the tweeter. It's shape and the material it's made from have a direct impact on how your music sounds. Tweeters reproduce the upper frequencies in your music — they're what makes your highs sparkle and come to life, and they're vital for proper...
Why Buy New Car Speakers?If you want your music to sound great, you can't ignore your car's speakers. Dollar for dollar, new speakers are one of the best ways to improve your car's sound.