PIONEER TS-A1680F, 4-Way Car Audio Speakers, Full Range, Clear Sound Quality, Easy Installation and Enhanced Bass Response, 6-1/2” Speakers

They look really good and sound great they fit perfect in my tahoe I liked that it came with all the accessories to make it fit like the screws the washers the spacer and also the face plate to make it look nice and wires as well to make sure they get connected good, will recommend and will buy from them again.

I bought two pairs of these speakers to replace the 20-year-old factory set. They sound great and the price was right.Obviously, I’m not a super car speaker guy, however most people aren’t either.The speakers fit perfectly and were easy to install.If you’re looking to upgrade your worn out speakers without breaking the bank, then these are for you.

Bought these to replace the dead front door speakers on my 2012 Chevy Malibu. I was a bit worried that most of the aftermarket speaker install videos showed a need for expensive brackets or heavy modification in order to fit my car.Luckily, the included universal brackets fit perfectly for the 2012 Chevy Malibu. It slips right in and mounts exactly like the bracket on the stock speakers. I just wish they included some butt connectors for the wiresThe speakers themselves sound pretty good. My old speakers haven't worked for a couple years so I can't really give a comparison, I'm also not an audiophile, but for the price I paid I feel like they deliver some pretty good sound.

Specifications on this speaker speaks for itself! Works well with an amplifier that's rated at 50-100 watts RMS...talk about crisp and clear at medium to high volume settings. Price is competitive and worth the trouble. Highly recommend!

I bought these since they were four way speakers made by Pioneer and I wanted to try them and compare to the Polk db two way speakers I also purchased. They both sound great so I'm keeping both. I originally tried installing them in my Toyota Hilux but they're too deep and the windows would not open all the way so I switched them with the Polk db's in my hot rod. The Pioneer's are about a half inch deeper than the Polk's but have a better cage and a bigger magnet. So if depth is an issue, pay attention to the specs of the speakers you want. I only have two gripes about them, one is the grill does not fit easily, you really have to align it first before screwing it in and two, the speakers are built very well but the wire terminals are very weak, I was pushing the spade connector on and bent the cheap paperboard piece that holds the terminals. Thankfully it still works. They should really use better connections. Overall, they sound great.

Not a direct bolt-in situation in my case (07 Prius) but still easy enough to install, though it was time consuming. Better bass and treble than the basic original equipment speakers that had started to buzz after 17 years. I'm very happy to hear these instead until the car dies, especially for this price.

The media could not be loaded. The Speakers mounted real quick, the speaker brackets fit my 2015 Chevy Sonic Lt. HatchbackPerfectly, I used self tapping screws for extra support! You will love the high sounding crisp output these speakers give out, you get what you pay for, I’m happy with them! Best song to listen to when you hook them up isHills have eyes!!!!

These aren’t all that bass heavy but they’re pretty clear for what you’re buying. The A-Series Pioneer speakers are a great buy since you can now get them at end of life pricing and get speakers that are at the top of the budget spectrum. The components are noticeably better in terms of clarity and low end handling so if you have the ability to install components always do that. I used these for rear speakers in my F-150. The brackets that came with adapted just fine so I didn’t need additional adapters which is a nice bonus. The 4-way speaker setup should cut down on poor high range and high-mids that might cause ear fatigue which is a big deal when you play your music at higher levels. For $50-$60 these are a tough deal to beat when they were around $100 originally before Pioneer started to phase out all of their speakers from this era. They must be releasing new equipment late in 2020 to be cutting back on inventory but that means you can get a great deal. I recommend Pioneer for their durability and the more you spend the better returns you get. I also have a set of D-series 6x9 components and they’re amazing and cost 1/2 what other comparable speakers cost. I may eventually swap out the A series for D series but it’s not essential with the rear speakers not doing a lot for front seat riders so spending but doesn’t make much sense, unless you intend to put mud-bass drivers back there for better bass response but that’s another story. Good buy.