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alpine door speakers
cheap material...mine had a tiny hole in the foam surrounding within a matter of minutes installing them. just from the tiniest little bump against the door panel. otherwise sound really good. and affordable too. well worth the money. give em a 7 outta 10.
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1991 BMW 325ic
These speakers are decent for the price. The plastic mounting tabs were less than I expected from alpine, but I guess they fit the price bracket (pun). The sound is ok, but not the same quality as early 2000's alpine.
My car had 4 stock speakers of the same size, the two rears were blown. This is where it gets interesting, my stock fronts actually sounded better than these new alpines. I bought 4 but ended up putting my original BMW fronts back in.
Apparently 1991 BMW made higher end speakers than alpine of 2016. If you have the same car as me and you want OEM or better sound, your going to have to spend more in the $100+ a pair range. If you have blown speakers and you just want to spend pocket change to listen to some music loud and clear these are good for that.
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