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Christopher from Coatesville on 10/20/2019
Absolutely amazing sound from these Infinity's. I installed these in my Ford and absolutely loved the crystal clear highs and mids. These speakers never felt strained at any volume and I didn't even hook them up to an amp. Very pleased with them and would definitely buy again. As always, crutchfield was incredibly helpful as I was on the phone for installation help with them a couple times. Could not be more happy with the experience.
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Crutchfield customer from Miami, FL on 7/28/2019
2013 Dodge Challenger
These speakers are small but they sound great. A+
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A good option for 2 ohm stock replacements
Crutchfield customer from Highland, CA on 6/17/2019
2013 Volkswagen Jetta
I do like these quite a bit. The magnets are much larger than my "premium" Fender speakers in my 2013 VW GLI. Fit is nice and they came with suitable brackets for the tweeters. Surprising amount of mid-bass for such a small woofer. The tweeters have a nice lively sound and I can hear a few more things in the songs than the stock set. They can be a bit bright though. I had to turn down the higher frequency on my stereo equalizer. Overall, I like them. I probably could have squoze some 6.5's in there but, oh, well. One more thing. I was nervous about these being too quite compared to my stock speakers that were 2 ohm. These being 2.7 ohms are just as loud, yet better sounding.
Pros: Good sound. Surprising amount of mid-bass off stock amp.
Cons: Now I need to spend more to upgrade my stock sub. :)
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Amazing service.
Crutchfield customer from La Jolla, CA on 5/27/2019
I was expecting more out of these speaker, at least better than my factory speakers. They have great high sounds with symbols being crisp but lack in base sounds. I used the foam backing Drummer sold me in hope of creating better sound. Service for Crutchfield is awesome. I have been recommending Crutchfield to all my friends. Love the diagram on how to remove my door for my 2002 Tacoma Four door. Note: the door latch slides forward to remove the door latch. You will need uphoulstry tools and new clips. You will break some clips that hold door cover on. The part number at Amazon is 67771-30070. I can't say enough about the service at Crutchfield. Thank you. Mark
Pros: Great service
Cons: Speakers need an Amp to power them. Deaxter says.
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Crutchfield customer from Oxford, MS on 1/30/2019
Super impressed better than the stock speakers I had
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everything was perfect
Gary from Kearney, NE on 1/3/2019
2002 Chevrolet Suburban
Meet my expectations
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Nice sound, nice price
Louis from St Augustine, FL on 1/1/2019
2000 Buick Regal
Sounds pretty good off factory deck power. Should be even better after swapping in the new deck. Gave them 4 stars for the less than helpful instruction booklet. They are a huge, fold-out sheet that includes every speaker model in the lineup with some very tiny diagrams. Not exactly helpful for figuring out some of the tweeter mounting options. Also, would be nice if there was some tweeter attenuation built-in to the crossovers, but at this price point it seems unlikely. Very clean, detailed sound for the price, though.
Pros: Sounds good for the price Plenty of tweeter mounting options
Cons: Instructions are horrible Tweets are a little bright, attenuation in the crossovers could be helpful.
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Great for price!
Crutchfield customer from Saint Johns, FL on 12/3/2018
2015 Toyota Tundra
These speakers put out some crisp sound. Some songs I can even hear the spit coming off the singer's mouth!
Pros: Excellent sound quality with factory HU
Cons: With aftermarket amp, the tweeters are very sensitive and required me to tun my amp's gain way down.
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Crutchfield customer from Hanahan, SC on 10/29/2018
2018 Toyota Tundra
Great improvement in sound over the stock "premium" JBL speakers in my 2018 Tundra. Easy install with the provided speaker mounting and wiring harness adapters.
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brian from West Jordan, UT on 10/25/2018
2008 Toyota Tundra
Speakers arrived in excellent packing. Sound quality is night and day against stock speakers.
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Great sound
Crutchfield customer from Highland, NY on 8/27/2018
Good fit. Sounds great. I had a little difficulty installing the crossover, so I call the customer service people at crutchfeild and they walked me thru the exact steps needed to complete the installation.
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Eric from San Antonio, TX on 7/22/2018
2009 Volkswagen Passat
Was highly impressed with the speakers. Amplified them with Kenwood EXcelon X301-4 and they are loud! Mids and highs are unreal. I'd recommend these to anyone.
Pros: Loud and inexpensive
Cons: None
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Crutchfield customer from Albany, NY on 7/16/2018
2006 Ford Fusion
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I don't like
Paul from Taylorsville, KY on 6/23/2018
2006 Dodge Ram 2500
Almost no bass. The factory speakers were way better.
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Crutchfield customer from Somerville, TN on 4/30/2018
2000 Dodge Dakota
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Crutchfield customer from Dickinson, TX on 4/4/2018
2000 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Love these speakers! I don't even have them on an amp and they're loud and very clean sounding!
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Bernnie from Lakewood, CO on 1/17/2018
2001 Dodge Durango
Not knowing what size speaker I needed, wish I would have purchased 6 1/2". The two little speakers even with the adapters offered I don't believe will fit in my Dodge. Really disappointed in the instructions for them, considering they ask for Make, Model, and Year of your vehicle.
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