Professional JBL Sound:
With the long history of professional audio equipment manufactured my JBL, it is no surprise that the Grand Touring Series (GTO) produce some of the finest sound available for car speakers. By integrating the majority of JBL's top car speaker technology, these speakers are able to effectively deliver truly stunning audio, while keeping the price affordable for everyone. For those that are looking for a quality car speaker that will not only sound great, but also keep more money in your pockets. Put your trust in JBL and these Grand Touring Series speakers.
- 6-1/2" Grand Touring Series 2-Way Car Component System
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 420 watts per set / 210 watts each side
- RMS: 140 watts per set / 70 watts each side
- Patent pending Plus One woofer cones
- Mylar/titanium composite dome tweeters
- Computer-optimized voice matched passive crossover
- Sensitivity: 92 dB
- 2 ohms impedance
- Frequency response: 50-21,000 Hz
- Top-mount depth: 2"
- Cutout diameter: 5-1/16"
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Priced Per Complete Component System: 2 midwoofers, 2 tweeters and 2 crossover networks.
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(previous model, replaced by JBL GTO609C)
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(previous model, replaced by JBL GTO608C)
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Sonic Electronix, Inc. can only ship JBL products within the United States of America.
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Average Customer Rating is 4.4 out of 5 stars:
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Mark from North Plainfield, NJ
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First I want to say I am very very pleased with these speakers. My main priority in a component speaker were the tweeters not being too bright. Most component crossover tweeter settings are 0, -2, -4 db. These are 0, -6 db so I said let me give them a try. I own a 2006 Honda Ridgeline. I added Dynamat Xtreme to my doors. Installed these and set the tweeter to -6db. I'm giving them 70 watts RMS @ 2ohms from an Eclispe EA4200. Absolutely amazing. The tweeters are not bright but what blows me away is the mid bass punch. Cover every hole possible with the dynamat and give these babies 70 watts and the mid bass punch will be there. They also will play very very loud without distortion. I love them!
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Bill from Palmdale, Ca
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At first I got a lot of distortion from these, I thought that was a combination of installing with adapters (factory were... small, 2002 Subaru Impreza) and the fact that I bought a cut rate POS 5 channel amp. I recently replaced the amp with a pair of JBL amps and wallah! Amazing difference. The tweeters are still fairly muted at low volumes, but at higher volumes I get MUCH better results. Unfortunately I don't feel like listening to my music at deafening levels all the time.
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charlie from merrillville, IN
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Silverados speakers finally gave up. Wished I changed them sooner. Good full range. Have older Pioneer head unit and man what a difference. Still need a sub for lows. Still good bang for the buck.
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ELI from CHURCHS FERRY ND
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Very sensitive, good bass, included x-over does not have a coil only a cap and resistors, this driver rolls over smoothly enough to not need it.
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Matt from Newark, DE
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I'm pretty disappointed with these speakers, even for their price. The high frequencies are always too harsh and bright, even at the -6db setting. They are advertised as mylar-titanium composite, but in reality they seem to be mylar with a titanium paint coating, which doesn't do much. The soldered wires on the tweeters break easily and are a pain to fix. The crossovers are really just filters in a box instead of inline. And the woofers handle bass so poorly it would be hilarious if it weren't so depressing to hear.
That said the midrange is fairly decent, and they do produce a big soundstage. If you block pretty much all bass going to them they will get loud as well. Overall I can't say I'd recommend them, even at the price, unless you want a lot of harsh treble, no bass or even midbass to speak off, and want all that at high volumes. I'm replacing them with a set of Massive Audio components and hoping for some better results.
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