Skar Audio TX65 6.5" 200W 2-Way Elite Coaxial Car Speakers, Pair

I bought these from the good reviews and cheaper price. I was very surprised at the quality build and sound for the price. Did 6.5 and 5.25 in my kenworth both fit exactly like they should. Easy to set up. Only downside was the tiny spade they put on next to the regular side. Definitely worth the upgrade if you’re looking for a budget friendly speaker that sounds great

Just installed these with my son in his car for his birthday. We have them hooked up to a budget Taramps amplifier and a Taramps DSP. He already has an excellent budget Hyanka sub and amp for the lows (think he has the ultimate budget car audio system.) He wanted to hear snare drums, high hats, “hear all the instruments.” Let me just say I’m blown away by these for the price. Highs are crisp and clear and really stand out. They have great low end too if you have the power to drive them. They seem a little lacking for mids but that might be the nature of 2-ways. My son’s stock deck speakers and even his subwoofer, to a degree, compensate quite nicely for mids though. Overall, it’s a very nice balance. (Way better than mine 😝)He was ecstatic and really happy with the results. You can’t go wrong with these for the money. Got to be the best ones for your buck. Especially, if you like to hear vocals and upper ranges (again they are indeed full range when paired with an amplifier.)I’d already picked some up for me a few days ago too 😂 Very happy with that choice now.

I just bought these to replace the stock dash speakers in my RAV4. So far, they sound really good. The sound from these is much more crisp than that of the stock speakers. They'll get a real workout later this week.For what it's worth, I am a woman who can use tools around the house, but don't typically do my own car maintenance. Removal of the stocks and installation of the SKARs was relatively painless. The worst part for me was trying to unclip the stocks from the existing wire harness. I did also purchase the corresponding Red Wolf harness, which made installation super easy.

I bought these to replace my old JBL GTO coax that were starting to wear and distort. At the same time I decided to change out my pilar tweeters with Skar TW tweeters.At first, I thought they sounded boomy and lacked that fine detail and crispness I had from my JBLs. I was regreting my purchase and just was disappointed with the overall sound. I've had them installed for about 2 weeks now and man have I fallen in love with them. It seems as if they're finally breaking in and the clarity and precision have made a presence.I'm noticing slight nuances and detail in music that my JBLs weren't picking up on. Solid mid frequencies that I didn't have before are now present. And the tweeters are an audiophile's dream. These things pick up vocals and hi hats like butter. Definitely quality equipment, just give them a chance to settle in. I find myself looking forward to my next drive just to hear the beauty in audio these speakers bring out. I'm super picky with my SQ, and have now decided to add Skar's 7 band eq to my setup just to clear out my signal and fine tune everything up a bit. Let's see how that goes. In conclusion - I can honestly say that for the price of Skar Audio, you really get a bang for your hard earned $.

Buying audio for a vehicle can be so over thought and alot of money can go real quick. But budgets and end goals of sound is always a fight. I wanted to go a full set of infinity kappa but pricing was like yeah no. You have a budget. So I bought these skars and for the money I think I got a good deal. Big magnet and stiff strong speaker casing. Material of speaker seem to good. Sound wise. I was shocked. Sounded really good and clear. And these can handle more bass than I thought they could. So win for the skar audio for making a great product. Now to want totally made me mad. I brought 4x6 to series and the 6.5 and the 6x9 for my truck build. The 4x6 has regular size spades for wiring hook up. The 6x9 the same. Now why the 6.5 has a normal size Spade for wire hook up but the other is this tiny Spade hook up. Which would be fine if skar had wiring terminals in the box and which they don't. I am like I got nice speakers and grills. But no wiring terminals, well that's a bummer. So that's my only complaint is the 6.5 has two different size spades for wiring hook up.

These sound pretty good. I completely upgraded my sound system in my truck. I put in Kenwoods in the front and rear aswell as these in the OEM holes in the front door panels. The OEM holes were too small so I drumeled the whole bigger in diameter. It worked out perfectly. This speakers kit came with brackets but they didn't work for my 2001 dodge dakota so i ended up making custom brackets out of an invalid license plate. My truck was built without infinity system but I ended up making my own infinity system 2.0. I ended up cutting the male and female terminals off and solering them together with heat shrink on top. Then the Kenwood speaker kit i bought has plug and play harness to plug into OEM connector. I cut the harness in half and soldered the harness back together with these tweeter wires attached and I slid heat shrink over to finish it off. Maybe one day I'll put load the pictures of the harness where I soldered everything together professionally.

These fit my 2009 Dodge Ram dash perfectly without having to do any modifications. The factory speaker cover fit back over these as well. . You will need adapter cables to make the installation easier. They look and sound good, def better than the factory speakers.

I like Skar, but there mid range speakers can’t take the power from there own 4 channel amp. They sounds good just can’t take a lot of power. I did add a bass blocker so they wouldn’t blow.