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200 Watts - 6.5 Inch Speakers
6.5 inch coaxial speakers look great in sports cars, compact cars, luxury midsize sedans and crossover CUVs. 6.5 inch coaxial speakers can go up to 300 watts maximum power.
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Pyle PL63BL Blue Label 6.5 Inch 360 Watt 3 Way Triaxial Speaker System$26.99- 20 oz Magnet Structure
- 1" High Temperature ASV Voice Coil
- Non-fatiguing Butyl Rubber Surround
- 4 Ohm Impedance
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Pioneer TS-M650PRO 6-1/2 inch Mid-range driver$117.99- Power Handling:
- Peak: 1000 watts per pair/500 watts each
- RMS: 360 watts per pair /180 watts each
- 50Hz - 18 kHz frequency response for faithful music reproduction
- 96dB sensitivity for powerful sound
- 4 ohms nominal impedance ensures efficient conduction of power through the speaker
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Boss Audio NX654 Onyx 4-way 6.5 inch Full Range Speaker$27.99- 400 Watts MAX 200 Watts RMS Power Handling per Pair
- 65 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response and 90dB Sensitivity
- 2 Tweeters and 1.25 inch Mylar Cone Midrange per Speaker
- System Sensitivity (1W/1m)- 90 dB
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Image Dynamics ID65 6.5" Full Range Coaxial Speakers$105.99- 6.5" Full Range Coaxial Car Speakers
- Mica-polymer composite woofer cone
- Parabolic Butyl Rubber Surround
- 1" (25mm) Silk Dome Tweeter
- RMS Power capability: 100 Watts
- Sold as pair
6.5 inch car speakers
6-1/2 inch car speakers are full-range speakers that are simple to mount and are the most common speaker size found in automobiles. With a coaxial speaker system, the woofer reproduces the low frequency sounds and the tweeter has the duty to reproduce the higher frequencies. 6.5 inch car speakers are typically made with firm materials such as synthetic films, with polypropylene being commonly used to for added longevity. 6-1/2 inch speakers system will offer much fuller mid-bass and have the potential to produce some deep bass. We do recommend adding a subwoofer to reinforce the bass but it is not mandatory.
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