3.5" Car Speakers 90W Rhythm Series 3-1/2 Inch Replacement

Perfect size for a 2017 Toyota Camry with "JBL sound" dashboard speakers. These replaced the "JBL" factory tweeters. The difference in sound from stock is like going from a plastic cup to a proper speaker. The pictures show the factory "tweeter" vs 3.5 inch speaker. Installed "bass blockers" high pass filtering capacitor to each speaker (199uf). Reuse the connectors from the factory tweeters after testing polarity... just cut them and solder to the speakers, the caps are just a CYA and not really needed. And I do not have to turn up the radio past 30 to hear the music loud and clear.

Used these 3.5" to replace the dead Manufacturer's speakers in the headrest of a 1990 Miata. Easy, easy to install. Sound great. Good speakers for the money.

They worked well especially for the price, but I should have heeded the warnings of others to use a bass blocker with them. As a result, I only got a few months out of them before they began to crackle. I think they would have lasted a while otherwise. Just the same, they sounded good, and I think they were worth the price.

Installed these into dash of my 2014 challenger. Perfect fit. They sound so much clearer than the factory paper cups that came with the car. Noticeably louder since these are 4 ohms and factory dash speakers were 8 ohms. The 30 watt rms is good for my kenwood head unit, but wouldn't be able to handle an external amplifier.

I installed these Harmony HA-R35 speakers in an 87 Diplomat dash locations. I had to gently bend the terminals down and solder the connectors from the factory speakers on to the new ones. They fit from the top of the dash frame, the tabs lined up with the factory screw holes and the factory screws were sufficient to draw them down. The driver side speaker made contact with the a/c duct, but that does not impact performance. The dash top went back on without contacting the speakers at all. Overall, they fit almost as well as factory parts. Hope they last as long as they fit.