Woot! has
JBL GTO 609C 6.5" Component 270W Car Speaker System (GTO609C) on sale for
$69.99.
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About this Item:
- Peak power handling: 270W Power handling: 75W RMS
- Recommended power: 5W – 200W RMS
- Frequency response: 67Hz – 21kHz
- Nominal impedance: 3 ohms
- Sensitivity (2.83V/1m): 92dB
- Includes:
- 1 pair of speakers
- 1 pair of speaker grilles
- 1 pair of tweeters
- Tweeter surface mount cups
- Tweeter angle mount cups
- Tweeter mounting screws
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thumbs up for the car audio post 👌
https://slickdeals.net/f/17118025-jbl-gto-series-629-premium-6-5-coaxial-car-speakers-57-95
They sound great, I had an installer put them in while doing some other upgrades at the same time. One of the JBL tweeters was blown within a week. I don't know whose fault that was (I won't rule out myself - maxed out treble EQ and played at high volume) and brought it back to the installer who had more durable tweeters they recommended available for $10 each (I upgraded both as a precaution). He did remark that the blown JBL tweeter was "a tiny little thing". Been great since December. Just an anecdote, take it for what it's worth.
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https://www.amazon.com/Power-Acou...B00009W5
My head unit is a Pioneer with 50W x 4 channel output and is doing all the work. The front JBLs are paired in the rear with the DS18 EXL-SQ6.9
https://www.amazon.com/DS18-EXL-S...B00SGVXBY2
I hadn't heard of that brand and went with them b/c I decided I wasn't going to buy an amp or sub so I didn't feel the need to cheap out on the rear speakers and they were the most expensive 6x9s the store had in stock ($140 in my case) and the store guy said they'd sound good. Not sophisticated reasoning, but everything sounds really good and I'm happy.
https://soundcertified.
Coaxial speakers normally use a simple high-pass crossover only for the tweeter to block bass and none for the woofer. The result is overall good sound but with room for improvement. Component speakers, however, use a more advanced crossover design that filters unwanted sound frequencies from reaching the woofer or tweeter. The result is less distortion, more accurate sound, and a better listening experience.
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for my 2015 honda fit
https://slickdeals.net/f/17118025-jbl-gto-series-629-premium-6-5-coaxial-car-speakers-57-95
They sound great, I had an installer put them in while doing some other upgrades at the same time. One of the JBL tweeters was blown within a week. I don't know whose fault that was (I won't rule out myself - maxed out treble EQ and played at high volume) and brought it back to the installer who had more durable tweeters they recommended available for $10 each (I upgraded both as a precaution). He did remark that the blown JBL tweeter was "a tiny little thing". Been great since December. Just an anecdote, take it for what it's worth.
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https://soundcertified.com/compon...fferences/ [soundcertified.com]
Coaxial speakers normally use a simple high-pass crossover only for the tweeter to block bass and none for the woofer. The result is overall good sound but with room for improvement. Component speakers, however, use a more advanced crossover design that filters unwanted sound frequencies from reaching the woofer or tweeter. The result is less distortion, more accurate sound, and a better listening experience.
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