Pioneer TS-A6880F 6" x 8" 350 Watts Max Power A-Series 4-Way Car Audio Coaxial Speakers Pair with Fiber Cone Midrange/FREE ALPHASONIK EARBUDS

Used in the rebuild of a 2001 Nissan Xterra.

I replace my 6.5 speakers with these and it makes a world of a difference 👍

Please be sure that you observe the RMS wattage. Peak wattage is to let you know that if the system spikes, it'll handle that surge momentarily without damaging the speaker. RMS or Nominal wattage is 90 watts between the two speakers (45 watts at 4 ohms = 90 watts at 4 ohms). Sounds great for my application. Keep in mind that some reviews reflect those whom are into loud competitive sounds that shakes the cars next to it! Caveat is that you'll also want to use aftermarket head stereo units with a little more wattage the amp up the sound or tunes properly. A weak system doesn't do any justice and a waste of time of purchasing these speakers. If you're upgrading with an amp with at least 20-50 watts then these are for you!

You can feel the full bass and beats of music

I say be careful because these 3 ways will eat voltage! You are running power to a woofer, mid-range and tweeter, not just a single factory woofer. Do not use with factory radios. High output aftermarket stereos might be able to power them. They will require an external amp to power, but you'll be glad you did.These woofers won't produce bass that will rumble your car because of the excursion limit of a shallow 6.5 inch speaker, but the bass will be tight and clear. The mid-range will fill out instruments well and the tweeter has rich highs. For the price you can't go wrong.I used a Sony GS620BT (with 5 volt pre-amps: important), Clarion APA450 @ 50Wx4 RMS with Stinger 8000 series 4 channel RCAs, which I highly recommend.Again, if you are running a factory radio or regular power aftermarket, find a pair of high sensitivity or lower ohm 2 ways, these aren't for you.