BOSS Audio Systems CH6530 Chaos Series 6.5 Inch Car Door Speakers - 300 Watts (Pair), 3 Way, Full Range, Tweeters, Coaxial, Sold in Pairs

Great speakers. Amazing sound quality, crystal clear even at higher volume. Yhese are some powerful speaker. The design and colors look amazing in my car. Easy to install, very durible materal. No special adaptors needed. Powered by the cars audio system. Simply use the existing wires. I didn't need to ruan any extra wire. The speakers have 3 channels, high (for trebble), mid, and low (for base). Great value for great sound.

Great speakers for the price. Definitely sound better than my oem ones. Going to buy another set for my rear seat speakers. Installation was simple aswell.

The sound is pretty clear, but the lack of mid bass is very apparent. I feel like the included wiring is very much under sized for the speakers as well. I'm going to rewire them with thicker wiring and update if sound quality improves. Over all not bad but feels hamstrung by power demands and supply.UPDATE: I rewired with 16 gauge wire and yes the bass improved, but now I get the tinny highs like others stated before. Rating increased to 4 stars.

Awsome product. It looks great with a lot of power. Overall I think it will sound clear and loud. Thank you for your business Aloha

I installed these CH6530's in my 2004 Scion XB. It did not have the original factory speakers or audio system.These were purchased to replace a defective "Planet Audio" speaker which was failing due to deterioration of the rubber around the cone and general aging of the speaker. These were installed in the front doors. I also purchased a set of Boss CH4220 for the dashboard speakers as a replacement for some unusual Planet Audio tweeters which seemed to add nothing to the sound quality of the system.The sound is much "cleaner" now and I like the performance more than the previous setup.The speakers are powered by a Boss 250W per channel amp. I play it loud but not "blasting". There is a Planet Audio head unit. All items mentioned (except previous sprakers) have been purchased on Amazon.The door speakers installed well as they were the same size as the existing speakers. An aftermarket "adapter ring" has been installed in the car to replace the OEM mount so instalation went very well. It is unclear as to whether or not these would have installed in the OEM mount which uses 3 mounting screws, but the size is the same as OEM speakers and the Boss speakers have several different possible mounting hole configurations.The output volume was a bit lower in the Boss speakers but was easily compensated for by turning up the gain on the amp. The new dashboard speakers also helped a lot.The 4" Ch4220's were mounted in my dashboard. The factory speakers mounted by 2 tabs right and left. The New Boss speakers have mounting tabs that lined up with the existing holes. However it was necessary to bend down the tab that is closest to the windshield. It is easy to make this adjustment. I also bent the 2 side mounts slightly upward to allow the speaker to sit slightly lower in the dash. That us all that was needed.A final modification that I made was to make some changes to an Audio (midrange/treble) crossover that exists in the system. The previous door speakes were connected to midrange output and the dashboard tweeters to the treble output. Since the new dashboard speakers are "2 ways" I connected them to the midrange, (previously used by the door speakers). (There was essentially no real sound when connected to the treble.) (There was very little with the original tweeters either.) Now I get a good range sound from the dashboard speakers. The door speakers are now connected directly to the amp output (crossover input) which improves the bass response in the door speakers. Again, I like the overall sound better than what I had before.Keep in mind that everyone has a somewhat different idea of what sounds "best" to them, and there are many variables in equipment they will be connected to. I feel that these speakers are inexpensive, yet they produced a better overall sound system than what I had previously IMHO.They seem well made but the wiring supplied seems a bit thin. I cut and spliced to the original wiring so I would have the proper fittings to connect to the speakers. They are 2 different sizes so they cant be installed in reverse polarity. MAKE CERTAIN as to which wire is positive and negative, when you hook up (or splice) your wires. You will loose bass response if they are hooked up in reverse polarity and it could damage the speaker as well.I didnt need the supplied speaker covers as they are covered by existibng OEM covers in the car. Nevertheless the speakers ARE attractive and would look nice with the supplied covers but they lack protection from objects that might damage the speaker cone. Its not fragile however.In closing,:I hope this helps your decision. Im sure that you can get better sound and quality by spending a lot more money, but these seem very adaquate for price and on that basis I would recommend them as a low cost /decent performance option if you need speakers for your car.

The speakers seem to have a well built frame however, the most annoying aspect of their build is how flimsy the male couplings are on the rear. The can be easily bent or broken as well as the small single riveted mounting bracket they are affixed to. Otherwise the sound is fine, slightly better than stock but no where near premium. I mounted these in a 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt with a Scosche SAGMHR634 that had to be slightly modified using a dremel tool (based off a YouTube tutorial). Due to the age and problems with the quality of marrying the connection to the stock connector I also bout a pair of Metra 72-4568 harness', coated everything in dielectric grease to protect from corrosion and zip tied the entire build together to prevent separation from vibration. It was somewhat refreshing to hear the door chime, turn signal, and radio through the front speakers for the first time in 10 years. The speakers get the job done and they're cheap, if you're looking to fix your kids car (or your own if you've been driving it for 15 years) these will work just fine.

Great sound and volume!

Great sounding replacement speakers for my daughter in law’s 2013 Subaru Impreza. Used the adapter and they went in without issue. Clear sounding and a huge improvement over OEM. Recommended.