PIONEER TS-X200 4" 80-Watt 3-Way Surface-Mount Speakers

No bass (not surprising), but decent midrange and highs. Mounting them in a pain if you aren't putting them on the back deck of a sedan, though. I wanted them for the hatchback of an SUV, and they're very difficult to mount. I also tried to bungee them down, but the casing is curved so it's very difficult to keep bunges from sliding off. Ended up using mini cargo nets to hold them down... speaker wire is also WAY too thin, and you can't upgrade because there are no wire-clips on the back of these speakers, the wire goes into a hole in the back and is permanent.

Installing these speakers was one of the most pleasant and relaxing car-audio experiences I've ever had. The mounting hardware anticipates a few different applications, one of which — installing the speakers on top of the empty holes left behind by stock units — was precisely what I wanted to do. The whole job took less than 10 minutes. The TS-X200s look great on the rear deck of my son's 1990 Jetta, as though they were meant to be there. Sonically they are very clean, with shimmering treble and well-defined mids. The bass response is what you'd expect from a four-inch woofer, so if you want some thump you'll have to add a sub. Overall, a great purchase.

This is a very nice sounding speaker. I recommend this speakers for any car classic job.

Bought these for my 1992 Miata to add a little more sound. I wired them with quick disconnects and Velcro to make them removable if need be. I can now hear my music on the freeway, they do get quite loud paired with my Power Acoustik CP91w. Audio quality isn’t superb, not a lot of bass, but they’re in a 32 year old convertible so I’m not exactly looking for studio quality sound. I would recommend these to anyone looking for a simple way to add some more volume to their older car.

Really good sound for the size mounting hardware is kind of Mickey Mouse