BOSS Audio Systems BRS69 6 x 9 Inch Replacement Car Door Speaker - 120 Watts Max, Sold Individually, 4 Ohms, Bocinas Para Carro

These speakers exceeded my expectations. They are well made and can handle ample amounts of bass which is where I can usually tell a good speaker from a bad one. They are priced well for this type of speaker.

UPDATE, 2 OCT 2017: These speakers are only capable of 15~20 Watts of continuous power draw, *not* 60W. I put a power meter on them and drove them with a square wave variable-frequency siren sound centered at 635 Hz and measured the power draw when driving *2* speakers (with a ~12V 3S LiPo battery) in single-drive mode to be 18W (9W/speaker). When I doubled the driving voltage (actually by dual-driving the coil with the same voltage), they started smelling like the clear-coating on the magnet wire around the coil was burning off--you know, a chemically melted-plastic-like smell after about 30 sec at full power. I measured the power draw this time to be 55W when driving *2* speakers (27.5W/speaker). Anyway, I think they'll do 50W/speaker but I wouldn't hold it there for longer than a couple seconds, and even 27.5W continuous power draw per speaker will fry it it seems, based on the smell, in just a couple minutes. I'd keep continuous average power draw to around 15W~20W or less per speaker. ORIGINAL REVIEW FROM 2 MAR 2016: Great for Arduino! I used it to make a custom siren sound and it works awesome! I'm dual driving it with an Arduino Nano, via the toneAC library and a custom home-built 15~20A H-bridge. To prevent DC bias in the speaker I have a 4700uF 25V bipolar AC coupling capacitor between one of the H-bridge outputs and one of the speaker wires. I made this 4700uF 25V *bipolar* capacitor from 6 parts: namely, 2 parallel sets of back-to-back (neg to neg) 4700uF 25V polarized aluminum electrolytic caps in series. I then placed 1A Schottky diodes from the negative capacitor leads to the left and right outer (+) capacitor leads. In this way I made my own 4700uF 25V bipolar (non-polarized) cap from 4 4700uF 25V polarized caps and 2 Schottky diodes. To see the speaker playing the custom siren sound see my website article (at ElectricRCAircraftGuy) by googling the phrase "One of my current projects: Arduino police siren w/simple, custom transistor amplifier/speaker driver circuit". ~Gabriel ElectricRCAircraftGuy com

These inexpensive speakers were perfect for replacing my stock 6x9 door speakers in my 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 with Infinity sound system. I peeled the spacer off of the stock speakers and used them as a spacer for these speakers. They easily cleared the window gear with the window down. They sound nice and clear and low/mid/ and at a reasonably high volume. Obviously these aren't meant to blast at full volume or with lots of bass but they are good enough for what I need!! This item is for a single speaker so make sure you buy 2!

If you’re a super audiophile and these are for your daily, then maybe spend a little extra. My case they were for my second car / Lyft car. I have high Standards for audio quality though. These won’t blow your mind, they’re basic standard issue speakers. But they will be better than blown speakers (my situation) and better than any factory paper cone speakers. They’re low wattage all they work great with a factory radio / head unit. These are very clean, fit perfectly and just good all around speakers. You better better base with these vs coaxial speakers in most cases, but the trade off is they won’t have the mids and highs a coaxial speaker has. Overall these are great. Simple and clean upgrade with a noticeable improvement vs most factory speakers. Fits the bill. You can’t be disappointed at this price point.

Bought for ram 1500 2002 with infinity system. Speaker is fine but very quiet as mentioned in other reviews. nowhere have I seen mentioned that the connection won't match. So I'll say it here. Just harvest the connection from the old speaker to use on this one. Not hard to BS it and make it work. As for the spacer there are lots of videos on YouTube on how to adjust it to work.