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I was wondering if anyone has purchased any Pioneer Speakers.. I just got mine installed today and they are Pioneer ts-a1667 Front speakers 6.5 and they cost $99.00 and cost me 60 more to get it installed at Best Buy.. But i just got these speakers and i sorta expected more crisp sounds from these speakers.. If anyone has bought pioneer speakers.i was wondering which front speakers are a good type which provide clear crisp sound. If not pioneer what's a better brand that mite provide clear, crisp sound?? i need help

 
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in my opinion pioneers are jus the average brand, but MB Quartz sound crisp but are not cheap

 
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mb quart is too expensive if you're looking at pioneers... whats your price range?? maybe some boston's

 
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MB Quarts are very nice, but expensive...i think Infinity speakers are pretty good, jus a lil more expensive then Pioneers.

 
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I picked up those Pioneer 3 ways for my doors. I paid $60 for them and installed them myself. I have Kenwood 3 way 6X9's in the rear and for some reason you can hear them but they over power the 6.5 Pioneers speakers. It doesnt even sound like they are on.

 
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Have you tried adjusting the balance or fade (call me stupid but i forgot which one does which) Adjust it to where your front speakers are a little louder, that should balance it out

 
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Balance is Left to Right.
Fade is Front to Rear.

Unless of course you have it hooked up wrong. hehe. Fade it a little more to the front.

 
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I just ordered the Pioneer 1667's from Crutchfield, and I will be installing them next week sometime. I had the previous-generation Pioneer speakers in my last car, and I loved 'em! What are you driving them with, Dticalman? Is it an amp or the head unit? I plan on running my fronts and a sub with a 3-channel amp (like in the old car) & powering the stock (for now) rears with the Pioneer 6400 head unit. Adjusting the fading might help, as UncleB pointed out -- I have mine faded 3 or 4 steps to the front. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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I had this same problem! and it is really annoying with the back being louder then the front. I turned up the gain on my amp for the front speakers so that they were slightly louder then the backs. The other option is to adjust you fader.

 
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The rear drown out the front speakers no matter what....I tried everything....Oh well

 
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I have Pioneer 6x9 4-Way's in the rear on mine, they are amped and are LOUD....

I wanna get the Pioneer 3-Ways you guys have too... and they will be amped

My friend has a Pioneer HU, those same Pioneer 3-Ways, and stock rear speakers in her Stratus... You can hear the Pioneers over the rears

 
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I love pioneer....i am pleased with the Quality of my Pioneer Premiere system....but its all in what YOU like

 
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if the speakers don't sound crisp enough, they might just need more power to do so. did you amp yours?

 
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Naw..no amp..i don't want one..i have the Pioneer head unit deh-3400 $189.00 50 x 4 Mosfet Chip..
as for the speakers..i'm getting satisfied with it as long as i keep on hearing them..they ain't that bad...they provide great bass..i just want more acoustic type sounds as well as crisp drum beat sounds..clearer high pitches