is this good for 6 1/2" speakers?
2068676
Yes it will work with 6 1/2" speakers, however sounds much better with sub woofers at least 10".When tuned just right sub woofer sounds as if the vehicle is three times it's size.
2068677
Robby I wouldn't suggest it as this amp is specifically designed to drive sub woofers. It would work if you were going to build a band pass enclosure and use a couple 6.5" drivers for your deep bass frequencies.
1937305
only thing I suggest to check to make sure the size, and if the speakers has a screw set in the middle of them. my Harman Kardon speakers are 2" x2" if their over size speakers they might be off balance..
995856
Yes you should be able to without a problem. We have 4 6.5" component speaker hooked up and they work great. This little amp has tons of power. Way better than expected.
1078350
Fosgate speakers make an excellent up grade. Not easy to install. I have the 6.5".I don't think 1/2 will make a difference. Get an amp & subwoffers
542754
Mount depth for this speaker is 6.375 inches. So yes but it will be a tight fit.
1026465
Not recomended, its to small, the speaker is 6.5. Unless you need a portable amplifier. It sounds really clean for its sice.
1550776
The speaker and the incasing are 6"Edit: I must have a different speaker than the one Amazon is inquiring about.
1327067
The bass is awesome for 6.5 inch speakers ... They are pretty powerful and still very clear.
689960
i'm not sure but you should be able to find out if 6x8/5x7 speakers fit that opening and then you could check the depth of the speaker to the depth of the hole by removing the old speaker and taking some measurements.
2281384
Hi, it depends on your speakers. The hole size is 5 1/4" which is adequate for most 6.5" speakers, but this isn't standardized. Some will fit and others might require hole enlargement. My 6.5" Pioneers will fit a 5" hole so I had extra room. See if you can figure out, or find the hole cutout size.
875336
If you are talking about the physical size of the speaker, it matters not (though matching speakers - size, model, manufacturer - are probably going to give an overall better sound/listening experience.MCACC does not consider anything except the placement of the speakers, which should at least approximate the standards of 5.1, 6.1, 7.1 etc. Please check out this web page on the subject (actually, the entire website is incredibly helpful!): http://www.audioholics.com/home-theater-connection/home-theater-speaker-layout-an-essential-guide
2215993
It may be. my son has 2 - 12" speakers in a box and this amp has worked on his but it is pushing its max so we are upgrading to a 1100 amp. but for these speakers it should be fine.
2172160
Just take the mesure of the hole of your current speakers and compare. If it's 6.5" it should fit
256453
yes I used mine as a center channel speaker about 6 inches directly under the center of tv. no problems
1053131
You should have 6.5" stock speakers in their now so yes, it does not mean they are going to necessarily slide right in to replace the old ones but it should be close, depends on the bolt pattern of your old speakers
1605574
These enclosures are for 6.5 inch circle speakers, not 6x9 (oval) or tweeters. The TW67 tweeters are 3", so no, they will not fit. It looks to me like those tweeters are a "special" size, so you may have to go custom, as in make your own. Also, I don't think that enclosures would improve the listening experience.
1125663
In a simple answer, no it won't. Mine was less power than needed for two budget coax 6 inch door speakers. To get any thump look for the higher powered name brands, in either single channel, or dual channels you can bridge. 2ohms will take a good bit of power to get decent bass. I bought this same rated amp 20 years ago, and it made two 6x9's sound good, and loud. No way I would buy this one again, and I wish I had never bought it. Come to find out it has the same power as the 15-20 year old alpine in my dash, so there was almost NO change in loudness.