JBL P660C

I got the JBL speake from SONIC. I'm so satisfied with these items. Thanks!

I have been a JBL fan for a long time. So when it came time to change out the stereo in my 2007 GMC Sierra I knew what brand I was going to use. I searched the internet and found Sonic. They are really good to work with on package deals. I ended up buying the JBL 660C, Infinity Kappa 5 amp, and a Infinity Kappa 100.9w sub. I already had the JBL P662 for the rears and a Pioneer AVH 3300BT head unit. The speakers were a piece of cake to install with all of the universal hardware JBl supplies. I have 75 watts RMS going to each corner and 300 watts to the sub. One word WOW! Cystal clear and as loud as anyone could stand. That is on 15 on the dial and it goes to 40!!! You will not be disappointed. One last thing, I have a little over $1,300 in the entire set up including a sub box, all of the wiring harnesses to keep the steering wheel controls and all warning signals, 3 sets of RCA's and the amp install kit. The local shop wanted $2,300 for a similar setup. It was a lot of work but with a little research and dedication you can do it. Saved me over $1,000. ROCK ON!

Great speakers. Cut the rear cone on the Honda S2000's door speaker holsters and mounted these bad boys in. Windows still come down with plenty of room for them to glide past without touching the speakers. Hooked them up to just the head unit and was amazed at the sound quality, but I felt I that I just needed more power. So I recently amp'ed them, and WOW. I can't even explain how happy I am. Running them full power on my amp (150watts x 2 @ 2ohm) and its just amazing. And the weird thing is they want to play louder, but maxing out my amp and then hitting 35-40 (out of 62 on the volume dial) causes the sound quality to drop. I think these puppies could easily handle twice what I am giving it, and I can't wait to get a new amp to test that theory. These don't even stand up to my old 2008 Kicker coaxial, These blew my mind and I am sold on JBL quality.

VALUE NOTE: Gave value a 5 because I got them when Sonic had them for only 149.99 on sale :D

LOOK/DESIGN NOTE: They look fantastic, all black with the honey comb laminate is just sweet, too bad my doors grills cover them!

DURABILITY NOTE: 150 watts to each side when the specs state only 90 per side, and they just eat the power and stay crystal clear!

FEATURES NOTE: I found that the tweeter -6 db cut was a nice feature but for my personal tastes I like the tweets to hit the highest possible so I keep this feature off. My brother has more sensitive ears he prefers the db cut on. The main 6.5inch speaker has pre-wired terminals attached to a wire that is hardwired into the speaker, Its kind of like an extension cable and works great for not needing to solder for a good connection.

EASE OF USE: Gave it a 5 because the product is easy to install as long as it fits. My car should only accept 2" speakers but cutting the rear baffle off the speaker holder gave me (I think) 3 inches of room, and these happen to fit without even getting near the window when its rolled down. I wouldn't degrade this though just because of my own personal fitment issues. I knew going in I would need to customize so it is not worth deducting a point.

Sound fantastic for the money, nice mid bass and crisp tweeter. 94db sensitivity and 2 ohms= loud on 100watts.

Great price, Great Product.
The last speakers I bought were mb quarts, they cost more and the sound quality was horrible. The JBL P660C are better made, these speakers will make you believe that you are at a concert.
The only thing left to ask yourself is, are you ready to have a really good time?

6.5" Power Series Component System • 270W Max • 90W RMS • Plus One HCL Woofer • Textile Dome Tweeters • I-mount Tweeter Mounting System • Voice-Matched Passive Crossover • 2 Ohms Impedance • Included Sound Dampening!