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Got a 2 month used pair of Pioneer TS-A1680s 6-1/2" speakers. In great condition and sounds awesome. Selling for a friend. These speakers are 4-way 220 watts max. More info below. Comes in original box with grills also. 50$ Picked up.



6-1/2" 4-Way Speaker
220 Watts Max. Power (50 Watts Nominal)


Features
220 Watts Max. Power
Aramid Fiber IMPP Cone Woofer with Ferrite Magnet
Butyl Rubber Surround

Latex - Treated Conex Damper

Projected Pole Yoke
Glass - Imide Voice Coil Bobbin

Long Voice Coil
1-5/8" Balanced Dome Midrange with Strontium Magnet and Magnetic Fluid

5/8" Dome Tweeter
3/8" Dome Supertweeters

Full Depth Basket

Redesigned Basket for Improved Fit on GM Oversized 6-1/2 Applications
Specifications
Mounting Depth: 2-1/4"

Tweeter Protrusion: 3/4"

Sensitivity (Efficiency): 91dB (1W/1m)

Frequency Response: 30 - 30,000 Hz

Cutout Dimensions: 5"

Impedance: 4 ohms



Jeff

 
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i have these in my car, and i love them, too bad i don't have a system to hear the true power...

 
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I'll tell my friend about them, he might want them.. personally I wouldnt want anything less than 100 W RMS and anything more than 2 ways ... why not just divide the frequency spectrum into 10 areas? 10-way speakerz yo! haha. Though these sound decent, thats all that matters. I tested these against some sony Xplods in the displauy at the store,and the sony has clearer sounding highs but the pioneers have more clarity and depth, overall sounded way cleaner and fuller than the Sonys!

 
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i can do $40 picked up

 
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yo topfuel, does that price include shipping?? since i never messed around with my stock speakers i have no idea how to install them...

 
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he said $50 picked up

 
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its going to be a biatch installing these speakers cause the magnet is a crap load bigger than the stock so there is some indoor sheet metal you have to cut, other than that, it is pretty much easy...

 
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Here's half of the DIY

Back to the thread....TTT

 
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Still 50$ picked up....installing isnt too bad...just use some spacers so the magnet doesnt affect the install. Drill a couple holes and you're good to go.

Jeff

 
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id buy, but im a lazy bastard, would u consider meeting halfway for a little more?

 
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wow!! too much work!!!