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Amazing
I had these installed in the rear doors of my Durango. I have a set of Alpine components in front. Both sets are powered by a 800 watt Hifonics amp. They are amazing. Thats all I can say about them. The quality of the speakers, and crossover are insane. And the sound is unbelievable. They handle a massive beating and I even turned up the bass and treble just to see where they would distort and it took a lot before they did. I can not believe I got these for $39. I paid $199 for the Alpines and the quality is the same. These are a must buy. Install them right and have a good amp put to them and you can not nor will not be disappointed. Just remember, you have to have a good amp. The cheap but high power ones dont do the speakers justice.
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just got em.
I haven't got these installed yet just writing in for some first impressions. They seem to be really solidly built unit good soldiering joints on the crossovers and the connections on the speakers, and the twist terminals are a nice touch. My last car I had a set of Hifonics Zeus series components(the best budget component I have used) so we will have to see how these stack up. They are going in the front doors of a 2010 cube driven by a Kenwood 60w RMS amp off a AHD59 JVC headunit.
On a separate note the crossovers seem much more solidly built than those in the Hifonics.
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