JBL CLUB6520 - 6.5" 2-Way

6.5" 2-Way speakers (pair) polypropylene plus one woofer cone 150 watts peak power 50 watts RMS impedance: 3 ohms PEI balanced dome tweeter Sensitivity: 92 db Frequency response: 55Hz - 20Khz cutout diameter: 4-7/8" Top-mount depth: 1-13/16" Review: Punchy little speakers at an affordable price point - I've done a number of audio upgrades to numerous vehicles in the past, so I am no stranger to a simple speaker swap. Given the weird speaker size in the C pillars of the PT Cruiser, I found these. My first time using JBL for audio. But the price was right, and reviews were solid. The quality has not dissappointed, they feel of solid quality like they should last. The sound quality has a nice well rounded sound stage - perfectly adequate for the rear of the vehicle. Mine are powered by a 4 channel kicker crossover amplifier and not the head unit, so with the volume up they are nice and punchy with no distortion of muddy audio. Sound is nice and clear throughout the volume range. Installation was a breeze, they fit right in with a few millimeters to spare on the magnet and a support beam on the body of my vehicle. The only downside (if you can call it one) is there were no included wires with the speakers. Usually when I buy Sony/Pioneer/Infinity they always come with 2 pairs of wires I can plug into the speakers and crimp onto the existing harness. No big deal, I just soldered the wires directly for a secure connection. If you're on the fence about these, they are great speakers and worth taking a punt on them. I have no experience with them being driven by the head unit, but by an amplifier they are great. Review: Great speakers. - I have loved JBL speakers for years. I just installed them in my 2015 Subaru Crosstrek. They fit, but needed the supplied brackets. There isn't any hardware so get some wire and small speaker terminals,and some inch long screws. They sound SO GOOD, and they can handle the cars radio input, so they have PLENTY of bass. Love these.