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Rocks in a Jeep TJ Sound Bar
I replaced my Jeep TJ Sound Bar's speakers with these and a Pioneer amp (4CH) pushing 75W RMS to each speaker. It can get as loud as I can take it and never lose clarity. My ears are still ringing from testing it tonight. You do not get much bass out of the sound bar. If you want bass I suggest a powered bazooka tube. That is what I have and it works great with sound and space. If you took these speakers and put them in small boxes with more depth they probably would sound amazing with some very clean mid bass. You just don't get much of that in the sound bar due to it being metal and no depth. You have to be buying these for the mid to high sounds. The same goes for the front speakers if you replace those with new 4x6's.
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