No one will argue that these speakers are cheap, but you get what you pay for. They are actually quite good on the highs and mid-range and if that's all you need (ie. if you have a seperate sub-woofer or don't listen to music with much bass) then you can't beat the value. But trust me, if you listen to music with any significant amount of bass these speakers will start to distort at mid-volume level and just sound bad any louder than that. I checked the tech specs. and found the frequency response only goes down to about 90Hz vs other higher-end speakers which generally go down to 30-50Hz.

I wish I would've bought something better, these are OK but the old ones were better. So I paid to downgrade.

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.

its alright i meen its pyle
you get wat you pay for
dont expect it to be loud though
its probbly only good for highs or treble
bass just sucks

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