Are they good with bass and will they fit in a 1994 626 mazda ?
1283104
I cannot answer that. I was looking for a single speaker for my 64 Karmann Ghia that fits in the upper dash. The speaker would not work as it was too thick and that was my mistake, not the manufacturer. The speaker fit as far as diameter as described, just too thick.
1283105
these arent the greatest with bass response. Either way it doesnt matter about that for you, because your Mazda takes a 6x8 speaker. not a 6.5.
1027844
They will work fine. They are 2 ohm but it's more for power purpose. They will sound loud with lower wattage. Don't expect bass. They have crisp highs and they are a good rear fill speaker.
2112459
They do have good sound but they are NOT designed for bass. Generally, you'll want to use a high-pass cap on every 5" or 6" round speaker. The 5" will need an 800 MHz cap, and the 6" will need a 600 MHz cap, meaning that bass will not come through on either one. This is to protect the speaker from being blown due to pumping out bass that it was not designed to handle. If you want bass, spend the money and buy after-market subwoofers with an amplifier and a box. If you try to make 6" round speakers kick out a lot of bass, they WILL blow out on you, regardless of what kind of speaker they are. The nicer ones will last longer, but they will all eventually blow. They do have good sound but they are NOT designed for bass. Generally, you'll want to use a high-pass cap on every 5" or 6" round speaker. The 5" will need an 800 MHz cap, and the 6" will need a 600 MHz cap, meaning that bass will not come through on either one. This is to protect the speaker from being blown due to pumping out bass that it was not designed to handle. If you want bass, spend the money and buy after-market subwoofers with an amplifier and a box. If you try to make 6" round speakers kick out a lot of bass, they WILL blow out on you, regardless of what... » Read More They do have good sound but they are NOT designed for bass. Generally, you'll want to use a high-pass cap on every 5" or 6" round speaker. The 5" will need an 800 MHz cap, and the 6" will need a 600 MHz cap, meaning that bass will not come through on either one. This is to protect the speaker from being blown due to pumping out bass that it was not designed to handle. If you want bass, spend the money and buy after-market subwoofers with an amplifier and a box. If you try to make 6" round speakers kick out a lot of bass, they WILL blow out on you, regardless of what kind of speaker they are. The nicer ones will last longer, but they will all eventually blow. « Show Less
789081
The bass is descent for the size of the speaker, as long as you have sufficient power going into them, I drive them with old school 85 RMS - 300 peak amp is dialed back to about 3/4 and the perform extremely well.
1327514
No, they have terrible bass... Maybe if you have a powerful head unit or drive them with an amp they might have some bass. But other than that, don't expect these to give good bass.
1327513
yes and no... sound is by far one of the most subjective things on earth... so one person's "good bass" is another person's tin canit also depends on the system... if they will be powered by just the head unit the overall sound will suffer as the average head unit only supplies around 15W RMS per channel, you can still get some bass out of them but an amp pushing 40W per channel (again RMS) is ideal (and not just for bass response) and even then the bass won't compare to a system that includes a sub
332116
These speakers have a well rounded mid range and crisp highs. They should fill in good if you have the low bass covered.
1660274
They have have great sound but the subwoofer depends on how deep younwant your bass. I purchases subwoofer with mine and they sound great
1983260
Everything depends on what kind of car it is installed because the size makes a big difference. Mine was installed in a Honda civic and sounds great with bass because they were installed in the back trunk.
1300199
I installed 2 of theses in a sealed box and run them off a Hifonics ZRX1200.1D Zeus. They sound great! Bass is clean and hits hard at 2ohms.
2174058
I put them in a Nissan Pathfinder, they are pretty nice and sound great. But you will have to be sure they are the right size. I'm sure you can check on line to get the correct size and the number of speakers.
2049984
Gus - I really don't know, but if they work the same way with UR mono's as with my ie80's, they muddy the bass with a huge drop off on mids and highs. If u spent a lot on the monos as I did with mine, u will most likely be disappointed. I suggest test driving comply first. Everyone hears something different. U may like them.
655699
I have the dv64's hooked to my stereo setup and I think the sound quality is quite good, the basses may not be as hugh because of the speakers size.
1309178
Yes. They will work very well. This subwoofer is absolutely amazing. You will not be disappointed.
1983261
I have these speakers in the doors of a Nissan Sentra and they do a very decent job as far as bass goes, again remember that to produce bass you need to have some room for the air to move behind the cone. I can say that I'm very happy with them.
1700922
Electrically, yes, and they will work. Will they hold up over time given the extremes of temperature and humidity found in cars? My guess would be, probably not. And realize these speakers are, by design, heavily dependent on having an external subwoofer to handle all the bass.
1331620
Yes they do and what ever song your listing to has bass it will amp it more. Yes they do have a good build to them I've had mine for a while now and their still in good shape.