GTX695 6" x 9" 5-Way Coaxial Car Speakers 750 Watts 4 Ohm

They sound great. I put them in my 2009 grand caravan front doors and I most definitely can tell the difference!

Used these to replace the rear factory 6x9 speakers in my 2013 RAM 1500 Tradesman pickup (behind the front seat). I wired them using the RED WOLF for 2002-2019 Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge Vehicles Aftermarket Front Rear Door Speaker Adapter Wire Harness Connector Plug to simplify wiring. The sound from the factory dash radio is pretty good. No these are not on the quality of Alpine but for there low cost they perform well with good bass and treble. Please note these WILL NOT fit in the doors of a 2013 RAM 1500(they are pretty thick). I used a value pair of Pioneer 3 ways for the doors.

These are very good speakers for the price, but they don’t perform that well straight off the head unit so I would add a sub to them or an amp. They’re sold as Phiwe Way speakers, but they sound more like four ways but they sound good.

Good

I bought 2 sets, blew one and bought the 2nd. It came with the horn broken off because it protrudes too far from the basket. Go with a 2 way instead. Blaupunkt speakers are hit or miss and this was definitely strike 1.

They worked perfect I just put them in the doors on a 70 C10

I am amazed at how good these speakers sound and how well they are made. The price is almost too good to be true. I have ZERO negative to say about these. I have been so pleased with Blapunkt's products I have converted 3 of my car's stereos to ALL Blapunkt system down to the sub and head unit! keep up the good work Blapunkt!

I installed these on the rear deck of a 2014 Nissan Sentra, they sound slightly better than the stock speakers, highs are slightly more defined, but there isn’t really a huge difference. Don’t expect a grandiose symphonic sound out of these speakers, but then again they were just $40 for the pair, so I would rate them as adequate. If you are not an audiophile and just want to replace some broken speakers, and are on a budget, these will do just fine. They seem well built and were pretty simple to install. If I were to do it all over again, I would probably invest the extra $20 or $30 to get some better Infinity, Kenwood, or Alpine speakers.