60 Watts - 6.5 Inch Component Speakers

Modify your boring factory car audio speaker setup with these sleek 6.5 inch component systems. Installing these 6.5 inch component systems can massively improve the quality of stereo sound you'll get. 6.5 component system is an easy to install mounted audio kit composed of hardware, 6x5 inch coaxial speaker with mid-bass speaker(s), dome tweeter(s), and crossover amp. The 6.5 coaxial is a popular install for several older and newer mid and larger automobiles.

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Rockford Fosgate P16-S Punch Series 6" Component System
Special Price $129.99 Regular Price $159.99
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It is a two-way component system.

It features FlexFit basket for compatibility with various factory speaker-mounting locations.

It comes with an efficient Integrated Concealed Crossover (ICC).

It has a butyl rubber surround giving a perfect sound quality.

It comes with a mineral-filled & polypropylene injection molded cone.

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6.5 inch car component speakers

6-1/2 inch Car component speakers are an excellent way to deliver solid audio performance in a compact package. Component speaker provide better sound quality due to the optimization of each component and the mounting location. With 6-1/2 component speakers, you have two 6-1/2 woofers, two crossovers, and two tweeters. Having separate components allows you to mount the woofer and tweeter in the optimal location such as factory door sail panels. The crossovers are designed to isolate either the lower or higher frequencies and direct those to the proper speaker and by doing so it provides a much more even sound. 6.5 inch car component speakers create a clean, superior level of sound because they are able to operate with a larger frequency response. The clarity that these after-market speakers provides the higher pitches and the depth these speakers can provide the bass range is noteworthy for having higher fidelity than many stock speakers. 6.75 inch car component speakers will also tend to produce a greater bass response because of a greater excursion and a larger cone area.