Kicker KSC694 (41KSC694 )

Very Good speakers

I added these speakers to my 2006 Ford Fusion. I have these running on a hifonics zrx1000.4 and they are getting 125w rms. Speakers are very loud and crystal clear. Bass is pretty good for being mounted to this metal on the rear deck of my car. gotta do some sound dampening and do some vibration dampening to get the full affect of these. Also a pretty good value considering the sound quality of these speakers.

GET THEM!

I have had these speakers for over 8 months now. I don't drive all that often but when I do i have my stereo all the way up. They still sound just fine, these along with the same series 5 1/4's keep the vocals just as loud ad the bass from my subs (two 12" jackhammers subs each powered by a 760W pioneer amp.) I have them running on a JVC head unit. DON'T try to save 20 dollars and get junk speakers that sound like garbage in a month. These are well worth the money.

Replacement door speakers

I am really happy with the sound these put out on a stock deck and even more impressed with what they do on my new head unit 4x50 watts. They sound very crisp and clear and put out pretty good mid bass. Im thinking about adding a small amp to push they power these speakers want. At 90 watts RMS these speakers should sound even better with just a little more power than what a standard deck wants to give them.

This is a simple and must have upgrade for your stock car stereo, for under 100 bucks and all you need are some basic hand tools to do it yourself.

kickers

I bought these speakers for my 1990 camaro, and they aren't much louder than my stock speakers, would not recommend them for the price.

good speakers

The speakers produce great highs. The bass is decent but you can expect too much bass from any 6x9. I would recommend them to anyone.

Kicker KS69's are fine

Bought these pretty much on reputation and specs alone. I never heard them. Used to replace the stock rear deck speakers in a '96 Camry. The install took a fair amount of customizing (only because of Toyota's lack of standardization). Once the install was completed properly, they sounded nice. Pretty full range of sound and clarity. Acceptable lows (nothing to wake the neighbors, but that was hardly my goal or desire). They kick butt compared to the stock speakers, paired with an aftermarket Sony HU. They seem to be well made and I'm sure will last as long as I have the car. Overall, very pleased and would recommend.

OEM Upgrade to Kicker Products

I needed to upgrade the oem speaker system in my car, and after careful consideration chose to use Kicker products.

Two 6x9 two ways are run stock to the rear deck, with matching series 4x6 two ways, filtered below 100hz, installed in the front doors A Pioneer deck, stock at 22 watts/ channel, with all installation accessories coming from SonicElectronics completed the upgrade.

Everything works perfectly together. So well, in fact, I used Kicker and Pioneer products to upgrade the system in my wife's van. And yes, that all came from SonicElectronics as well.

Awesome sound

These speakers were a great replacement for the stock speakers in my 2011 Dodge Ram. It takes a little fabrication to make them fit because they are about 1/2 inches too deep but its worth the effort.

97 Civic Lx

I like these speakers because they sound very clear and have deep bass. Problem is they distort very easily with certain bass lines. It gets very annoying at times.

Nice Upgrade

Kicker did a nice job on these. The tweeters that Kicker have been known for being overly bright have been toned down, and now just offer great clarity. They also hit very low. I would recommend installing these before getting a sub, as you may feel you don't need one. I have a pair of these in my doors and a pair in the back deck, and they sound great (I have owned Alpine, JL, Polk, Boston, Infinity, Pioneer, Kenwood over the years). These speakers sounded very nice running off the head unit, but amped, they sound great. I would buy again and recommend to friends.