
































Rear Soundbar Speaker Upgrade Kit with 6.5" Component Speakers for select 2018-2023 vehicles from Jeep
• 225 watts Peak Each, 90 watts RMS Each
• Rear soundbar upgrade kit for select 2018-2023 vehicles from Jeep
• 1" Teteron Dome tweeters
• Polymer cone material
• Impedance: 4 ohm
• Sensitivity: 87.8 dB
Redefine your expectations for premium sound performance with the SPV-65-JLT Weather-Resistant Rear Soundbar Upgrade Kit. The kit includes a 6.5-inch mid-bass driver and 1-inch teteron dome tweeter that replaces the factory 3-inch and 4-inch drivers in the 2018-23 Jeep® Wrangler and 2020-23 Jeep® Gladiator rear soundbar.
The SPV-65-JLT is designed to deliver premium performance whether you’re driving with your top and door on or off. The kit is designed to replace the factory rear soundbar speakers with a 2-way speaker system that’s weather-resistant (IP55 rating) and boasts 90W RMS/270W Peak. The 1-inch teteron dome tweeters reach higher-end frequencies and improve the range of sound reproduction for top off performance.
The SPV-65-JLT has rugged, premium grills that match the Jeep interior, so you can upgrade your sound with a system that compliments your vehicle's design. An installation kit includes a template for cutting into the rear soundbar so you can cut out the guesswork. Vehicle-specific connectors are included for plug-and-play installation
Priced Per Pair
Please use our Fitment Guide to determine specific compatibility for the submodel and audio features
Manufacturer:
Model Number:
SPV-65-JLT
Weight:
5.00lbs
Internal SKU:
spv65jlt
Internal Product ID:
178253
WHERE IS THE BASS?
I have seen a lot of great reviews and some very bad, and my opinion is at the "bad" end of the spectrum. Speakers were installed into Stock Rubicon 2021 without sound system upgrades, bone stock. Speakers perform very poorly in bass/ mid bass area but have nice highs. Problem is with the crossover. Alpine speakers feature crossover and has a single factory compatible connector. The issue is that my head unit (most basic that you can get in the Rubi) has separate wires and connectors run to the factory woofer and the factory tweeter. The Alpine connector fits the stock tweeter connector ONLY. It does not fit woofer connector. I suspect that the factory head unit has a crossover built in and therefore the sound signal runs to the Alpine unit thru high-pass. Hence no bass at all. I spoke to the factory tech and he informed me that the Alpine unit is not compatible with any factory amplified radio. I asked if he knows any factory radios that would not have an amplifier, he did not know. Well, if the factory radio did not have an amplifier, we would not hear thing. Interestingly, factory instruction photo clearly shows two sets of connectors in the cavity while the Alpine unit has only one. So, I guess some Wranglers have the connectors installed opposite way. The fix for that i, unfortunately, re-soldering wires and connectors to bypass Alpine crossover entirely and run woofer wires to the woofer and tweeter wires to the tweeter. Unfortunately the chance that the factory crossover is ideal for the Alpine speakers is slim, but the bass would be greatly improved. The picture is from the manual and it shows exactly what I have - 2 sets of white connectors.
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found this helpful.Nice Sond
These Alpine speakers not only sound great with nice highs and lows but they look classy in my Jeep Gladiator sound bar.
I had do do some modifications to the sound bar but with the template and a Dremel tool it worked out perfect.
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found this helpful.Discount applies to equal or lesser value of the two products purchased.