Dayton AudioDC160-4 6-1/2" Classic Woofer Speaker

I returned the speakers. They're good but not for the application I wanted to try them for.

Constructed like high quality stamped steel raw frame drivers of the past. Large spider and impregnated pressed paper cone. Good stuff! As always the sound quality is in the math as long as the speaker is good.

Good little 6.5 woofer goes pretty deep id say about 45 to 50 hz. They sound clean would not push more than 100 to 120 watts into them that's about their max wattage.

Bass is defined and deep, gives a big boom for its size. Doesn't cause any interior rattle (unlike my stock speakers) which is a huge plus for me. I'll likely use these anytime I need small subs

I have a Klipsch PC speaker speaker system that had a blown subwoofer speaker and this speaker fits and works good. Its not a super high end speaker, but works well with the system.

Installed in a 97 pathfinder. speaker is of tangibly greater quality than alpine audio speakers of similar price that were in car and outpreforms them by a million miles. you can not go wrong for 30 bucks a pop. comparable- or even better than- 160 dollar focal speakers

I have an old Altec Lansing VS4121 computer speaker system. The system includes a 6.5 inch subwoofer. In my case the subwoofer finally went out about 2 weeks ago. The original woofer is very cheap using a paper speaker suspension ring which torn in several different places and was making loud popping noises when any bass was sent through it.While the speaker system itself is not worth that much, I didn't feel like buying a new one when everything else was working except the subwoofer. This Dayton Audio appeared to be the best replacement without going too inexpensive. The original woofer was powered with a 19 watt RMS amp, so the 60 watt max rating on this speaker was very much in line. The construction was also superior.The replacement was simple. Just had to de-solder and re-solder the power leads.The audio quality was fine. A little bit better than the original when new. I don't push the sub that much as I live in a multi-family unit, so this replacement is ideal for the scenario.Just make sure that you're getting the woofer with the correct impedance, in this case 4 ohms.

I replaced the cheap speaker in my 20 watt bass amp with this 25 watt woofer, talk about making a big upgrade and clear clean Bass, this woofer is great and a very good upgrade.