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Shocked at how clear these speakers are. They have great bass and have great clarity. I have a set of rocksford fosgate punch speakers and these sound just a tad less as good. Which scares me that they sound almost as good as a speaker that costs 3x the price.
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5 out of 5
W. C. Eby
From: Baltimore, MD, USA
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Good, not great sound, but outstanding for the budget.
I bought two pair. The 6x9s have some good bass, unless you wish to make your ears bleed. The harder you push them, the muddier the sound gets until it is distorted. They do have some good weight to them, so I figured they would deliver decent sound. The 6.5s surprised me. They don't look like much, they weren't very deep, they are pretty light, but they do a lot better than expected, especially with bass. Again, you can't push it too hard, but for m purposes, they do just fine. These were installed in a 98 Camry. The 6.5s being so shallow were good, as I didn't have to buy a spacer to fit them in. I would highly recommend these for someone looking for good, not great sound, and are on a budget.
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5 out of 5
Steven Housden
From: Baltimore, MD, USA
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Clean Rich Sound On A Budget
I have to admit I was never a big fan of BOSS... anything..I ordered some of there stuff years ago when they first came out and I was not impressed...after today, I may change the way I think about BOSS now. I ordered these BOSS Audio CH6930 Chaos Exxtreme for my wife's 2000 civic. I had already installed a new Sony head unit and 2 new Sony 6 1/2 's in the doors. Still it didnt have a very full sound. So I found these. After reading tons of reviews and not wanting to drop more than 50 on another pair of speakers, I rolled the dice on them. It was an easy install on the Civic and after about 30 minutes I had them up and running. Immediately I noticed a huge difference from the stock speakers. I sat there and flipped through a variety of songs and was actually quite impressed. Are they the best? Probably not the best. Do they sound good? Yes they do...Even at pretty loud levels they stood up and didnt crack out like others I have installed. At 150 watts rms I don't have any issues...
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