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August 29, 2010
- 6.5-inch triaxial speaker with 360 Watts peak power handling
- Woofer features blue poly injection cone with butyl rubber surround, ASV voice coil
- One-inch neodymium film dome midrange and 3/4-inch Piezo tweeter
- Includes grilles, cable and mounting hardware
- Frequency response: 90 Hz – 20 kHhz
Product Description
Pyle’s Blue Label series speakers don’t just sound great – they look great, too. Feast your eyes upon the azure curves of Pyle’s Blue Label series and you’ll agree. They’re great replacements for your vehicle’s factory speakers – you’ll hear the difference immediately. Included in this package is a pair of round 6.5” three-way 360 watt speakers – carrying the high, mid, and low end for a fuller range sound. The non-fatiguing butyl rubber surrou… More >>
Pyle PL63BL 6.5-Inch 360-Watt 3-Way Speakers
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August 30th, 2010 at 2:39 am
DONT WAST YOUR TIME BUY JVC OR PIONEER OR SONY OR ROCKFORD FOSGATE or anything besides these they were so bad i sold the car and got a truck and now i have a JVC headunit RF speakers and a Kenwood Mini SUB AMP! Now i am jamming out with my clam out!
THEY CALL IT PYLE FOR A REASON…………. PYLE OF SH!7
Rating: 3 / 5
August 30th, 2010 at 4:21 am
I waited too long to install these and I’m really bummed because I wish I could return them. they don’t fit and sound awful.
I bought these as , I thought, drop in replacements for my Honda CR-V’s existing rear speakers. My honda is a 1999.
WRONG! I can’t get two holes to line up , which means you have to drill holes to get these to fit. Easier said than done as well as I didn’t sign up for that. Definitely a case of you get what you pay for.
NO INSTRUCTIONS included. you may think no big deal, well it was to me. those clips they include: how are they to be used? over the edge of the speaker? under the speaker? on top of the speaker? total frustration.
but lets get to something even more important: the sound. no better than the ten year old stock speaker I was replaclng. I wired one of the new speakers on the left and left the old one on the right, just to compare. what a waste of time and effort on my part to install these ” piles”. nothing to differeniate itself from the old speaker, either at low or high volume. don’t waste your time with these, won’t fit anyway.
Yeah, they look cool. guess they had to, that’s all they got to offer.
I’d write this off to bad luck but unfortunately that ‘s what I did with the first set of Pyle’s I bought. a set of 6 X 9 for my BMW 2002. I also had to ” customize” my rear parcel shelf to make those speakers fit.
So to repeat: these are not a drop-in replacement for the speakers on a 1999 Honda CR-V.
I’m looking elsewhere after wasting my money on these.
as the French say ” Junque ”
Rating: 1 / 5
August 30th, 2010 at 4:34 am
These speakers are inexpensive, but also cheap.
They sound OK now, but long-term? Within a week of installing them, the metal grills had separated from the plastic bracket, with the “glue” that originally bound them oozing out as a black goo. I re-attached them with super-glue. Shoddy design in one area may spread…
A piezo tweeter? That’s nothing to brag about, it’s the sign of cutting costs; frequency response is inferior to a similar size conventional design.
I had 16 dollars, and I thought, “maybe I should throw this money in the street. What, I can get new car speakers for 16 dollars? OK.” They sound fine for 16 dollars, but I have no illusions about longevity or “intended quality.”
Rating: 2 / 5
August 30th, 2010 at 7:03 am
Hoped to replace blown-out Dual XP65i rear speakers in my ’94 Subaru Legacy wagon with some $25-30 speakers, but the frame is too deep for the rear deck and don’t fit flush; they stick up ~1/2″ (:-(
Will continue to look for proper replacement (being much more skeptical of compatibility charts; a fine example of something best purchased from a local store but, alas, my nearby stores only offer $100+ speakers.)
The Pyles do sound pretty good, though.
Rating: 2 / 5
August 30th, 2010 at 7:50 am
These are garbage! I dont know what these people are thinking giving 5 stars and saying they are great. These are the worst that you can get. I thought I would give them a try after seeing what most people said about them. These sound worse than the stock speakers in my truck did. They can not handle any amount of bass without sounding distorted even on -7 the lowest the bass can go. I left one stock speaker hooked up after I installed one of these and there was no comparison, these didn’t even produce the vocal sounds very well. Bottom line these are trash and I wish I had not wasted my money and time. I would have been better off throwing a 20 dollar bill out the window on the highway. I took these back out and they are sitting in a closet. I am now looking for some decent speakers to put in my truck after putting the stock ones back in. I am going to give these away to someone that needs to replace their speakers but can’t afford new ones. Don’t buy these unless you absolutly can not spend any more money than this. My advice is to wait until you can afford some good ones becuase these are GARBAGE!! and you will not be happy with them.
I will give props to amazon for getting them there in 2 days. That was the only reason these even got 1 star from me.
Rating: 1 / 5
October 26th, 2010 at 2:16 am
for car speakers, i use Kicker Audio. i think Kicker is the best brand of car speaker.-”