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​@@chadriddle3517 Hello. I would not list out the prices on the review since they change often. Today's price may differ from tomorrow's price. Fortunately, you can compare the current prices on Amazon by visiting the links for each product on the description.

@@jeezy5270 Thanks for your comment and recommendation. I have not personally tried them, but they have very good reviews from customers. They are a great choice as well. 3.5 speakers perform very well with a radio. They do not need a lot of power. Most head units output sufficient power to run them.

Pyle is not crap...it's good enough for those who want something very affordable...But ofcourse it can't get to Top 3...I ranked it at Number 6...

@@symlees1226 Hello. Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, I do not have personal experience with their subwoofers. But reviews and feedback online seem generally positive about this subwoofer. I beleive it may be okay for a standard car audio system. But it may not be suitable enough for an audiophile-grade system.

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​@@petermarino8233this is about sound not spl

@@eddieescobar4722 Thanks a lot for your input. I have never had a chance to test American Bass subwoofers. If I do, I will surely review them.

Hello. Thanks for your good question. For enjoying both country and heavy metal music, you’ll want car speakers that offer a balanced soundstage, good bass and highs for metal, and clarity for country’s vocals and instruments. Here are three suggestions: 1. JBL GTO629 Premium 6.5-Inch Co-Axial Speaker Why: JBL's GTO series offers strong bass response, which is great for heavy metal, while maintaining excellent midrange and treble clarity for country vocals and acoustic elements. Amazon Link: amzn.to/3ZozcP9 2. Pioneer TS-A6990F 6x9-Inch 5-Way Speakers Why: Pioneer’s 5-way speakers deliver powerful, full-range sound. The mid-woofers ensure that bass is punchy enough for metal, and the higher frequencies maintain detail for country music. The 6x9 size gives better bass compared to smaller speakers. Amazon Link: amzn.to/3ZlGymz 3. Rockford Fosgate R165X3 Prime 6.5-Inch 3-Way Full-Range Coaxial Speaker Why: Rockford Fosgate is known for delivering loud and clear sound. The 3-way setup ensures the highs, mids, and lows are distinct, making it ideal for capturing the rawness of heavy metal and the smooth acoustics of country. Amazon Link: amzn.to/4gnR2rO All three speakers offer a good balance between bass, midrange, and treble. This ensures you can enjoy both heavy metal's intensity and country’s vocal clarity. These speakers handle high power, essential for loud volumes, especially for metal tracks. They are designed for durability, important if you're using them at high volumes for long periods. If you can fit 6.5-inch or 6x9-inch speakers in your vehicle, these are good sizes to deliver both the bass for metal and clarity for country.

Hello. Thanks for your question. Since you're prioritizing clarity, reasonable bass, and cost-effectiveness, the Sony 1004 amplifier paired with Pioneer 9695s seems like the better option. The amplifier will give your system more headroom and ensure that your sound is loud without distortion, and the Pioneer speakers should provide the punch you’re looking for in the bass department. While 4-inch speakers may offer decent clarity, they simply can't match the bass and overall volume that the amplified system would provide. You can get the Sony XMN 1004 Amp via Amazon here: amzn.to/4ehrAm1 The Pioneer TS-A6990F 6x9 are also a great pick: amzn.to/47evGZP

@jasonmc.dougall8551 Sorry for the troubles. Most full range speakers hardly reach that much power like subwoofers. But I can recommend you try 6x8 or 6x9 full range speakers. Some great options that can almost reach that much power are: Kicker 43DSC69304 D-Series 6x9 Speakers. They output 180 watts RMS and 360 watts Peak Power. I have reviewed them here: audiorevamp.com/best-6x9-speakers-with-good-bass/ Amazon link: amzn.to/3Msc36T You can also check Pyle PL683BL 6x8 speakers. They also output 180 watts RMS and 360 watts Peak Power. I have reviewed them here: audiorevamp.com/best-6x8-speakers-for-bass-top-10-reviews/ Amazon link: amzn.to/3XpM1HP Both are great for installation as rear speakers. But if your car doors are spacious enough, then you can still use them as door speakers, probably with spacers to fit them in. Good Luck!

Thanks I'll look into it

​@@jasonmc.dougall8551 Most welcome!

Sorry to hear that. Which car audio components have you upgraded so far?

@@matthewgilmore5307 Have you installed the following aftermarket components: -head unit -speakers (components or full range) -amplifier -subwoofer These will give you a great sound system. You can also customize your system further by including: -sound dampening material -DSP -equalizer -capacitors

Thanks for your input. Though I have not had a chance to test them.

PRV Audio and DB Arnold have some of the best midrange component speakers. However, my list comprises full-range coaxial speakers (for bass, mids, and highs)

@audiorevamp I think I'm going to subscribe to your channel haha. I'm in the process of choosing speakers and I need 2 6x8s in the fronts regaurless of price.

@@operationsusfoods1354 Yeah sure...Go ahead and subscribe..more reviews coming soon I have shared links to get the speakers in the video description..

@@audiorevamp thank you for the links! Subbed

@@operationsusfoods1354 Thanks a lot. Will keep updating the channel with informative content.

@@CajunReaper95 Thanks for your input. You are right. However, this video is not about a full car audio upgrade. It's an informative guide for someone who may not know the differences between 6.5 and 6x9 speakers. Not everyone knows their differences. This is a question many people ask. This is why I made this video. Also, someone may not have enough budget to upgrade both speakers and may be wondering whether to upgrade 6.5 door door speakers or 6x9 rear speakers. This guide will help them choose which size to upgrade first depending on their needs.

@@audiorevamp You're still not technically wrong. Mirrors shake :) That little detail blew me away when I was brand new

​@@operationsusfoods1354😁😁lol..for sure they cannot match the bass from subwoofers, but they still deliver some good bass

While Sony ES are great, they are too expensive for many audiophiles. Other brands also excel and deserve praise for advancing the speaker art at an affordable price range. No single option can please all, so choice brings everyone closer to their ideal.

@@audiorevamp this is why you make a list from different price ranges. The Sony ES line is so far ahead of any of those. It's not even close. Yes they are like $400 a set but they are much better than every one of those.

@@BedjamRivera You are right. And I have indeed included speakers within different price ranges. Sony Es is out of budget for many people.

@@audiorevamp no, it's not. I know people who regularly buy single speakers that are over the price of a pair. Most people are okay with spending $350 to $400 on a pair of headphones. Speakers are the same thing except for your car.

@@BedjamRivera Well noted. I will consider this next time I do a review

Hello. Thanks for your question. 6x8 speakers can be a better fit than 6x9s for some car audio enthusiasts. Their slightly smaller size allows them to be installed in more vehicle doors, including tighter spaces, without modification. At the same time, some audiophiles feel they offer a better balance of depth and fullness versus 6x9s in smaller door cavities. I'll post a review of 6x9 speakers soon so you can compare the options.

Most car doors will either fit a 6 and 1/2 in a x a 5x7 or a 6x8. 6x9s tend to be the rear speakers.

@audiorevamp ah okay, I got 6x9s all the way around with a stock 10 in my journey, haha, guess manufacturers are cheating yall

@@audiorevamp I like your content. Keep it up!

@@alexmoquin9994 That's superb...at least your car is spacious all round..for some cars you have to add spacers as the doors lack enough space for bigger speakers

Hey there, thanks for the suggestions. While I didn't feature them in my review, RE Audio and MTX are also excellent brands that produce great quality equipment. I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the Infinity Kappa sub as well - it's great when you find a product you know will serve you well for a long time. Quality audio is definitely important.

Hey there, thanks for the additional context on your bike setup. 1986 Harley Davidson, that's a sweet ride! I can see why finding good 4" speakers specifically for that would be a challenge. The Rockford Fosgate ones will be a good option given their reputation. Even in smaller sizes, RF usually delivers that nice balance of loudness and clarity without breaking up. And they'll certainly hold up better than those Hogetunes over time. Definitely give the RFs a try. I'm betting they'll handle the vibrations of that bike much better too. All the best!

@@audiorevamp thanks for the tip! Yeah it's a rare bike so it's tough to find opinions on speakers for it so hopefully the hunt ends here! Lol

Hello. My adice is to go with the following sizes for your Mercedes B180: 1. Front Door Speakers: 6.5 inches (165mm) Compare the best options here: audiorevamp.com/best-6-5-inch-car-speakers-top-10-picks/ 2. Rear Door Speakers: 5.25 inches (130mm) Some good options to choose from: audiorevamp.com/best-5-25-speakers/ 3. Dash Tweeters: 1 inch (25mm)

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I bet they never disappointed!

​@@wza223-fo3mcThey are one of the best brands. You can't go wrong with them.

Just my personal reviews after comparing very many models...not promotional

The link is about 4” not 6.75”

So is the video. ​@@metalmachine555

​@@metalmachine555 These are indeed 4-inch speakers.

That's the Thumbnail for this video. That specific speaker is included just to show viewers what a 6.5 inch car speaker looks like before they open the video.

@@audiorevamp I didn't see that speaker in the video.

​@@BlackPanther-oo4zj It's only feautered as the Thumbnail for the video.

@@audiorevamp why use that as a thumbnail if it's not in the video. Doesn't make sense. A thumbnail usually is covered within the video.

​@@BlackPanther-oo4zjThanks for your input.