are the speakers just for front doors? or would it be ok to install at the back?
1659285
You will have to check your vehicle to see if it has 6.5" rear speakers vs 6x9s or some proprietary specification.
1659286
I mounted mine in the stock locations in the vehicle. It had a 6.5 inch speaker in the door and the tweeter location on the window pillars. This required some rewiring in the vehicle to get the crossover in the proper location. The system equalization was done with an automated eq. The results were great. Much better than stock.
1659287
They can be installed any where in the vehicle as long as there is room to put them. Depth and placement are crucial factors. I recommend having a trained installer install component speakers.
1659288
Front or back it doesn't matter. Some vehicles require an adapter to add aftermarket speakers, as I found out with 2014 tundra dbl cab. if you have question there are a ton of resources available online You don't need to have a dealer install them unless your worried about the warranty.
1659289
I put the 6.5 in the back doors with the crossover and the tweeters in the dash. Had to remove the capacitor from the crossover and attach it to the tweeters. Great affect.
1576091
Yes. You'll be fine so long as you don't try to throw the whole output at them. Keep in mind that these are rear ported, so they should be left at least several inches off the wall for them to sound their best. If you plan to hang them right on the wall, then you should go with sealed cabinet or front ported speakers.
2006825
No provision. Space them as you would normal speakers. I had mine installed where I wanted them and the installer said the same thing. The audio just carries into more dead areas.Dennis
603180
AK, I don't quite get your question, but here is my take. I purchased these speakers about a year ago, and have no complains about its performance. To me they are very efficient for the use I give them. Whether its music or movies, they rock and they are not that small. They can be used as front or rear in a surround set up. When it comes to speakers, there is such a wide variety, that you really have to do your homework and based on all the info that you gather, then make a decision. I do not regret getting these. They add to my decor and they sound great. Good luck.
2137523
It's a trade off. If you don't use your rear speakers you can use those for the ceiling speakers. At least that's the way it appears to me
890552
just to add more info to your question,,,i had these speakers dropped in on the rear deck,,,,not installed under the rear deck
237225
These speakers are not designed for your two main (front) speakers on your sound system, or home theater system (unless in a very small room, such as a dorm room, etc). These speakers are best used for your rear or side speakers in a surround sound setup. If you opt to use them as your main speakers, you could add a subwoofer directly to the receiver to give added bass output to the system. However, again, unless the room is small, these would not be the best choice for your 2 main speakers.
1289731
These are usually only for door speakers. Rear speakers are a different connector that is not even close to the same size.
1494933
One speaker per front door or two speakers in kit...you need too order two sets of speakers to do 4 doors
1363823
Rear ported speakers, such as these, require that there be about a foot or so between the rear of the speaker and the wall. You can mount the speakers any way you like but you'll loose some bottom end.
669168
Your front speakers are 6.5" so these speakers will work. You will want 5.25" speakers to replace the rear speakers.
676299
No, these are designed to be mounted t your sides to provide an imursive surround stage. Using them as front speakers would provide a muddy, non directional, surround expreiace.
1366189
I'm using them as my front speakers. I'd say they should be more than sufficient for rears!
1080085
I am still useing the stock radio just replaced my door speakers with Kenwood KFC 1664s and rear 5.25 speakers with Kenwood Kenwood KFC 1354s am I love them for the sound and how cheap and easy they were to install . Whatever you get I would not get anything more than a 3way speaker front or rear you will notice a loss of base if you do,,unless you install a subwoofer which is a whole other ordeal altogether.
1019563
Go into sound setting it will have an option for front only or all speakers
1849250
two speakers, and unless you can put 6x9s in ur front doors they are rear speakers
2087283
You can use just about any speaker as a rear surround, although you would not be using these speakers to their full potential. These speakers have a higher range than what is normally used in surround speakers (low to high), therefore, you end up with expensive surround speakers. Tower speakers are typically used as front speakers in a 2.1 or 3.1 setup. If you have the money to spend, I guess "why not?". But if you want bang for your buck, use these as front speakers and buy some nice rear surround speakers and save some space.