Are they good with bass and will they fit in a 1994 626 mazda ?
1106085
The bass is decent with these speakers. The real highlight is the clarity, which is great. I put these speakers into my 1992 Mitsubishi vehicle. I think that these speakers will probably fit as long as your vehicle fits 4 inch speakers. If you need to, you can break one or two of the tabs off of the speaker easily for a better fit.
1106086
The bass is ok. For the size of the speaker and the cost I am very pleased with this speaker. To find out if it will fit you car, go to Crutchfield .com and look it up there. They have an excellent application to find out what fits your car. They are a great company to deal with too. Outstanding customer service and knowledgeable about car stereos and installation too. I've used them before.
1106087
good speaker, but you don't buy a 4" speaker for bass I just wanted to upgrade my factory speakers which they do well
1106088
Mine fit into the door of an MGB. They are better than what they replace. There is some bass, but remember these are small speakers and much also depends on the stereo head unit.
538045
If you're talking about mirror vibrating deep bass, then these will not deliver. They get loud and sound clean with the right amp, but that's in the high and mid frequencies. You need a subwoofer setup to get that deep bass thump! I installed these in the rear deck of my Mustang, and they are great especially for the price. 2 12's in the trunk give me my bass
432147
No problem with that at all -- I have a fairly-customized setup in my Mazda "6" with two dash speakers (Polk 3.5" crossed over @ 800Hz) and the stock speakers in the door. I route everything under 125Hz to the sub, so the door speakers are mid-bass to low-midrange with the midrange and highs in the dash. The rears are full-range. The Alpine drives all six without a problem (the sub is separately powered.) Note that the amp will drive 2 ohms so a purely-capacitive crossover is ok (6db slope) but you don't get an uprating on power doing that as you do with some other amps.
1554741
harg is right also I bought 4 of these they are good replacement for factory for the price but lack on the bass I wanted so I bought some subs and a amp for the lows and use these for the highs the sound good on the highs.
287150
I'm using mine in a free air app (trunk) but if you use the specs for a 8in sub Inclosure I think they'll still give you a good mid bass
1234022
I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more but low noise values and amp efficiency all equate better sound at the speaker as well as a long life.
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.
2081030
They will sound good with a aftermarket stereo. But an amp will give it more power and neater sound.
1840340
These are only 3.5" inches so no bass especially with only a 20 watt amp. Most aftermarket radios have 50 watts per channel. These are for high mids. If you want bass put some 6x9s in the back deck or build a sub box
1398734
They will sound pretty decent, I never had a problem with distortion or static with mine and I don't have an amp on them. They put out pretty good bass for the price. I have had them for almost 2 years now with no issues.
1916566
Theyre damn good for bass, but the mids are lacking a bit. you may be able to compensate with an eq adjustment
1228562
We bought an amp to go with them. These are subwoofers and accentuate the bass in songs. I think you probably just need new speakers.
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.
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.
107623
im not for shure not much though. they come with spacer plates and are a little bit bigger in diameter than the standard 5 1/4. im playing them on a 480 watt 4 channel amp and they are still clean sounding after a year. they also played fine on the head unit with out a amp. i would recomend to any one wanting crisp sound. look on rockfords website to be sure
37230
I'm not sure about mids, but mid bass will should be all right. I using them as sub-woofers for HTB system 2 of them. Work just fine for HTB boxes.
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.