CERWIN-Vega! XED Series 2-Way Speakers – High-Performance Audio with 300W MAX Power (XED650C)

Replaced my OE front door speakers in my 2005 Nissan Frontier with these. Huge improvement!For the money I don’t think you can get much better. They are very efficient, power wise, and sound great with just deck power.Removed the old speaker and these just bolted right in. Make sure to order the correct wiring adapters for your vehicle to make installation even easier.Cerwin-Vega has been in the speaker business, both home and mobile, for many years.Great upgrade for the money.

OMG OMG OMG! I have tried 2 other brands of 6.5 inch speakers for my Kia Rio S (2020). Nothing has performed as well as these! The BASS is felt! The highs are crisp! The sound is LOUD! Love love love these speakers! Had I known CV put out such great products, i'd have bought these first!

Bought these as a cheap upgrade/replacement for the rear speakers in my 1997 Buick Regal. Wasnt expecting much based on the price, but just needed to replace the worn out factory speakers. Installed them yesterday with relative ease and wow! What an improvment! Bass response is clear, deep, and rich. Mids and highs are quite clear as well. Im not running an amplifer currently, theyre operating off of a Pioneer AVH-210X head unit. So that being said, with very high volume they do start to distort, but thats expected, and it only happens well above my normal listening volume.All in all Im very pleased with these, and will be looking into using the same series for replacements in my front doors, as well as a small amplifier to run all four.

The main description says 2-way speakers. CERWIN-Vega! XED Series 2-Way Speakers – High-Performance Audio with 300W MAX Power (XED693)However, they are 3-way speakers. It says that in product description, also picture shows 3-way.For once we get something better than expected. looking forward to installing them.

I love these speakers, I recently bought the 5x7 but I’ve bought them in just about every size for multiple vehicles. These are perfect if you’re using the head unit to push the speakers and have realistic expectations that these are a huge upgrade from stock speakers and you’ll only see diminishing returns on value the more expensive you get. The sensitivity rating, measure in dB is what you want to make sure you compare when looking for stock upgrades. Most speakers are designed to be ran off an amp that the majority of buyers will never own. Don’t overlook these speakers in comparison to Sony, pioneer, kenwood etc level upgrades to your stock system. Not what you want if you’re looking to rattle your teeth with the bass or competition level system with a 1,000 watt amp. If you use reviews to help make your decisions like I do, I’d appreciate it if you’d like my review

They sound ok but the front window glass hit the magnet when the window rolled down on my daughters Kia. Had to make spacers to clear the glass. Make sure you order spacers when you buy this.

My 2012 Tundra Crew Max has a very shallow speaker configuration. I tried many others but they hit the windows bracket on the inner door.These fit the bill perfect. Note, you'll need a set of front door speaker adapters to line up with the factory mounting holes.The sound was an improvement over the factory speakers. Plenty of mid range punch and a decent amount of bass. Coupled with a small 12" sub, i am very impressed for the money spent.Are there better speakers out there? Absolutely. For someone like me who only uses his truck a few times a month, I don't think I could find a better alternative.

Well i tested these in a bookshelf speaker box , with a ayima amp , the amp says it makes 75 at 4 ohms with the supplied wall plug but i think its more like 20 , any who , theze performed better than i thought for 30 , they would pair well on a 30 or 50 maybe 75 rms amp with high pass at 200 maybe , if wanting a high volume , definitely need some subs but if ya got a factory premium car or regular im sure these would integrate in the factory amp or head unit and sound better than WHATEVER paper crap was equipped. The tweeters seem to be same frequency range as many factory premium setups so great for budget build or replacement of damaged factory components if looking to restore sound quality and not end up in the sound junkie cycle , ex : new speaker, not loud enough so: new amp , bigger rewire , subs , better speakers , new head unit , bigger / additional amps , even better speakers , custom enclosures Lexan glass replacement , rims , lights , turbo kit , divorce, etc