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Excellent Factory Replacements
Recently replaced the factory door speakers in 2000 ford expedition using only an upgraded Kenwood Exccelon head unit. They sound very very good and the head unit, using built in crossover, drives these very good...I do have the bass turned off as Im powering 2 twelves with 500watt MTX thunder. Overall, great investment.
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Just at the price and you get what you pay for
Bought 2 sets front and rear. Installed them in my ride.(ford Focus zx3 07) They are okay if you dont power them with an amp. I ran it off a deck for a month swapped it over to be powered with amp, and it just doesnt last that long. I did tune it with DMM did all my equations correctly, and actually didnt fully power them. I underpowered by just a little bit and my results are: Front right blown out after 2 months front left is rattling. The rear speakers are actually okay for now, though who knows how long they will last. But hey, you get what you pay for. MA is a good brand and still testing the waters with brand speakers. Im not saying MA isnt good or anything. Just giving you my experince with this model
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Massive 5x7
These speakers are great. These speakers are very clear and the mids are decent. I just have them hooked up to my head unit and they are great. I'm not over powering them and the specs are true. I wouldn't suggest amplifying them. They are def a good buy. You'll know the difference in other competitors quality. These aren't crap! I'd recommend them to my mother. Sonic also ships quick
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