Rockford FosgateP1650 Punch 6.5" 2-Way Coaxial Full Range Speaker - Black (Pair)

The media could not be loaded. Installed on a 2005 F-150. Replaced front door speakers only. No factory tweeters installed on my truck. No subwoofer installed, and running off of a stock radio/amplifier.Previously installed on a 1999 Ford Crown Victoria. I changed all four on that car. Worth the investment.F-150 Notes:-Sound quality and power is a very noticeable upgrade from factory 6x8 speakers. At all ranges. The highs are crisper, midrange has a clearer tone, and the lows offer a nice punch that really accents the music, but isn't over the top. No cheap rattle sounds here.-On similar year/make/model, you will need to shave the speaker's mounting ears to be closer to slimline with the diameter of the speaker housing. The bump-outs will not permit you to fit your speaker in your front door cavity.You will also need to either purchase a wiring adapter from ford, or if you're handy with electronics, cut the original harness & create your own by splicing a jumper with stak-ons that will clamp onto the speaker's tabs.If you're really fancy you could solder as well, but I didn't find it necessary. The sound quality as I installed them is incredible to me.I'm a simple man who uses his truck to commute to & from. I don't get crazy with modifications. To me, if it's not broken, don't fix it.When it comes to music however, it's the thing I enjoy most on my drives. The pair was well worth the $100. In my opinion, there's little need to upgrade your system any further than here.If you're curious, the song playing is "Saxophones" by Jimmy Buffett. Not only is it a great song, but also helps highlight all ranges the speakers have to offer.Hope this helped!Happy driving!

Fits 2025 toyota tacoma.I bought 6.75 speakers so i had to cut off the inside pieces in order for the speaker to sit down into it.Not sure if thats what your suppose to do, but it fit like a glove after that.you can use a grinder or multitool to do that.

These speakers sound great!! I chose these since they have built in tweeters. installed on a 1984 Toyota Celica Supra in the OEM rear speaker location. you will need to do a little shaving of the 2 out side tabs to fit but the speaker covers went right on.

There ok, not the Rockford Fosgate I used to know? Seems like stuff is getting poorly made these days. They sound ok, my Alpine's were better till I blew them. So I replaced the front doors with these. I don't think they'll last. Don't get me wrong? There are way worse speakers out there. And if your running a stock or aftermarket headunit and no amplifier? Then these are fine. But if your running a nice 4 channel then I would recommend something different. They arrived quick though, and we're packed nice. Like I said This brand used to be a serious audio company. And I think it's definitely gotten cheaper.

Sounds great on a 2011 ford 250. Fitment is good. Bought them because of other reviews honestly; and they’re not anything to rave about. Definitely better than average though. Good treble, decent mids, and decent bass from an upgraded head unit. Easy to install like a typical speaker installation. All in all worth the extra dollars over sub $50 alternatives which I’ve tried before.

I have used Rockford Fosgate throughout my life. They have never disappointed me in any way (knock on wood) but now I am older I use all my stuff in unconventional ways as did these P1675 speakers!!! Man let me tell you these are some AWESOME SOUNDING SPEAKERS!!! The clarity in these i am still amazed. I included a couple pics of how I set them up. It's 3am at the moment otherwise I would upload a video of them, but what you see is exactly what I use them for. They are worth every dollar spent on them. As described by them they pack a punch when needed. Small and powerful sounding

These speakers sound really good. They live up to the reputation that Rockford Fosgate as established over the years. I installed these in the front doors of my Jeep Cherokee and they sound fantastic. The bass is good and so is the treble. It's important to realize that if you have a crappy stereo, good speakers can't make your stereo better.