BLAUPUNKT6.5-Inch 360W 4-Way Coaxial Car Audio Speaker, Set of 2

These are not bad for the price. Its been years since i messed around with sound systems, But my brother loves too hear his tunes. I grabbed a Ekat touchscren 2din, along with these too replace the oem blown 4"?door speakers on a REG' cab longbed 2003 GM 1500.. (THEY FIT PERFECT IN DOOR)I always remeber seeing and hearing the name of these years ago. And it says there made in germany? Either way, there pretty goof looking speakers. well made. the oem gm door speakers are only 4"?..But the 6.5 fit perfect if you dont mind running a cpl self tappers in the door.. The screws and clips came with them, but i usde 1/4" zip ins. worked fine. The wire they give is junk. I just cut and crimped female flat blade terminals on the oem harness -then rite onto the speakers.The frills if you plan too use mite be tricky, youll need longer self tappers, or somthin too grab the door metal.. Or dont worry about it, since the oem door panels cover them fine.-btw- for he GM door panels there are 7mm screws holding the door panel on. and then itll lift rite up strait easily.. 1X behind lock, 1x below hand grab/arm rest, and 1x down at very bottom of door front/middle area. I marked them in the pics w/ red were the 2x 7mm are abouts on 2003 style GM truck.-Its been about a month, daily driving with these speakers. There still working. They havent cracked.. At first, I was like wth, hte OEM speakers sound better. But, depending how you listen too you music, and your head unit, etc.These are prob beter for someone who just wants something that works, They like trebble.. OK MID, No bass. Which is fine for me. Since Im puttin a amp and sub in behind seat for the bass. So I keep the bass at 1, or 0 in my speakers, let the sub take care of bass. W/ treble maxed or 1 less in my speakers. And w/ the cheaper touchscreen ekat head unit, wich is prob putting out 40-50 watts too each corner they do the job, and not bad after a month and still goin clear.... I grabbed some cheapo tweeters, for 8$.. reall junk, but actually work good too hear all the symbols and hi pitch sounds of rock, metal, hardcore music.. or vocals of other music.. combined sounds great. plus the sub for bass in back..These speakers would probaly be awesome, connected to a amp, and or a good head unit w/ equilizer. It sounds like they could give so much more with the rite setup.. But there still not bad hooked too just the head unit. And i can see them lasting a while..At first, I wasnt real happy with them, but my hearing is shot from all my years working w/ equipment,chainsaws etc.. But as days went by, I kinda likem the way they are, clear crisp, an a mild HI..So i can still hear the music good enuff.. AND when my brother cranks it too 35, max out, I dont haveta worry about them blowing.. Good work truck or commuter, beater speakers..

Great product and super-fast delivery!

I installed these in my 2007 Hyundai Accent, replacing the falling apart factory speakers. They are being used in conjunction with an aftermarket Sony DVD stereo. With minor tweaks on the equalizer and crossover these produce good clean sound, even at fairly high volume. The tweeter is not as robust as the woofer and is the first to distort between the two, again at fairly high volume. I have had speakers from Pioneer, Alpine, JVC, JBL, and many others. All of which had their high and low points. This set I would rate as above the curve, not taking the low price in to consideration. On the value for money standpoint, these rank right up there with the best I have had. I do wish Blaupunkt would advertise these as two way, but such is the way with inexpensive audio these days. That said, be realistic with what a sub $25 set of speakers can do and you should be as pleasantly surprised as I was.

Work very well, I purchased 4 speakers for my 4 door Truck and they work amazingly. If installed correctly and use high end installation parts like after market 14 gauge speaker wire, solder connectors, the speakers will function amazingly.Blaupunkt never fails me. All my cars run this brand with Alpine stereos.

Beautiful sound

Have installed it on the rear door of my Subaru WRX 2105. The sound lacked low frequencies compared with the original crappy speakers that came with the car.Details:the original speakers were 5.75" size and have a very small 1" magnet. They say max 35W on the back and have no Tweeter.These speakers have a much bigger magnet, 6.5" size (in the description) - 80Hz to 20 kHz range and probably 60W RMS/unit.The reality is that the original speakers had a 5" cone and there new ones also have a 5" cone !. So no upgrade here. The new speakers just cheat because they have a wider metal mounting circle which is full of holes. When mounting it, you have to plug the holes to avoid bad sound.The new speakers lacked BASS compared with the old ones. I have mounted a new speaker on one door while keeping the old one on the other.In the end I had to return them.

Nice speakers

I've been running a JVC head unit and Kickers all the way around in my car for around 7 years. January of last year, the 6.5" in the rear door developed a severe rattle. I replaced it with a pair of Kickers 6x9. Less than six months later, two of my front speakers developed a similar rattle on the same side. So now I've had three of my six Kickers experience the same random failure. These speakers have not been abused. Well, that being mentioned... My faith in Kicker is shaken. Enter Blaupunkt. I was a big fan of Blaupunkt twenty plus years ago, and I'd completely forgotten about it. Well, leme tell ya. These Blaupunkt are half the price of the Kickers, and they'll match the remaining 6x9s in my rear doors I'm not looking forward to the failure of my 6x9s or the 8" in the rear. But, if they don't last... Blaupunkt is my resurrected go to from this point on.