Boss CH4230

Update

Do not buy these speakers. They did not last for more than a couple of months, One speaker stopped working, and the other one, the lead wire that connects to the tweeter broke away from underneath the plastic housing connector. And now it is distorting.

Great OEM Replacement!

I found these to be a great replacement for OEM speakers.

Fit and Finish is nice.

Sound much better than the stock speakers.

Great Value

I purchased these speakers for my 1985 goldwing and they work very well. Good value.

Great sound

Great for mids and highs. Overrated at 115 Watts RMS each. 45 to 65 Watts RMS each is recommended. Excellent clarity. I haven't had them long enough to rate their durability. Excellent speakers for the price.

Excellant sound

These speakers sound great for mids and highs. Overrated at 115 Watts each, 45 to 65 Watts rms each is recommended. Good buy for the price. I haven't had them long enough to rate their durability.

terrible speaker get anyother brand but this

Absolute garbage. The watt claims are inflated through the roof i had the hook up directly to my deck (50x4channel) they blew on the first song but it can take 50 watts per speaker??? i dont think so dont be fooled by the appearance these are not worth it.

the best sound

i bought these speakers for a cheap price and couldn't believe how good they sound. would recommend

Boss ch4230 speakers

These speakers sound as good as the original oem speaker in my BMW price is right and sounds good

speakers

Installed on my 86 motorcycle to replace existing factory speakers, not as good as original but as advertised.

Speakers for 1985 Honda CRX

I bought these speakers because I thought they would be appropriate replacements for my 1985 Honda CRX's door speakers. I am using the original radio. I was able to get duplicate speakers for the back, but the door speakers were gone so I had to guess which speakers would work. These speakers seem to be well made, have very heavy magnets and fit in the doors perfectly. However, they sound terrible with all kinds of muddy distortion. I am not an audio engineer, and it maybe that I installed them incorrectly, or that they need more power than the old radio/cassette player can deliver. I am going to experiment with the polarity and see if perhaps I got my wires crossed. The rear speakers work fine.