Infinity Kappa 4"x6" 2-Way Loudspeakers-Pair (Black)

they didn't just drop in, there's insulation on the firewall side. took some wiggle and jiggle, but they do fit. also just barely clear the grilles, but i had mine turned up pretty loud and the woofer surrounds were not hitting, but just barely, just a whisper. they ran "just ok" off my kenwood BT228u's internal power, an amp will be needed to wake them up, but i like what i hear so far. will be ordering another set to see if i can wedge them in the rear pillar location. also going to attach some sound transparent cloth to the grilles to give them some shade. sun beats down with the windshield acting like a magnifying glass. destroyed the previous speakers, hopefully some shade will help these last the rest of my trucks life.

Set out to upgrade the front dash speakers on my 1996 GMC Rally van, which requires you to drop down the steering column and completely removing the entire dash board from the vehicle, which is an all day job. Originally purchased a set of Pioneer TS-A4670F speakers from Crutchfield.com that turned out to be a big disappointment as they did not sound good and failed in a month. This led me to take no chances on the next set of speakers as I was going to have to pull the whole dash out again. So, with lots of reading, I chose to go with these Infinity Kappa 4x6 plate speakers. I must say that I can't say enough good about these speakers. They really perform and sound great and the build quality looks top notch. My system consists of a Sony deck with these Infinity 4x6 plates up front, and a pair of Kicker 4x10 speakers in the factory location in the rear of the van along with a Rockville SS8P 400w 8" Slim Under-Seat Active Powered Car/Truck Subwoofer under the passenger seat. Its loud, its clear, and it has awesome bass.

I installed these on my 1992 Jeep Wrangler YJ- they sound amazing! Decent bass and good treble considering the small size of the speakers. I paired these with a set of Infinity 6 x 9s installed in sound wedges behind the seat and now am debating if I even need a subwoofer. I am driving these with a late-model Pioneer and no distortion up to high volume on the noisy road with no top on the Jeep. They are a nightmare to replace in the Jeep behind the dash (I have a rollbar so access is a problem) but that is no fault to the speakers. No regrets in the purchase at all and the price was the best I have found for Infinity Kappa 4x6s.

In a jeep TJ high volume is tough on speakers especially with the top down at speed. These kappas help get more from your existing tuner with less than 4 ohm resistance. Better drivers and materials help produce better sound.

My wife said I didnt need them, but she bought some speakers that had a peak 180 watts but 20 watt RMS. didnt even match the stereo output. I put these in and Nice Nice difference. I love these Kappa. Running with the alpine radio, is a 300x4 at 2ohm amp. (Good sound, not competition but real close)

I had Infinity Kappa speakers in my car 20 years ago and I am so glad I made the choice to go with them again for my 2006 Silverado extended cab. I finally have the amp tuned in perfect with these plate speakers. They will not give you hard hitting bass in the back, this is not what they are for, I have a single 12 that takes care of that. They are crystle clear and will cause pain to rear passengers if ran at full volume.

Fit perfectly in the dashboard speaker slots . Good quality sound from aftermarket head unit.

The dash speakers in my 2002 S10 finally fell apart after 10 years. They were the Infinity Reference, and I was quite happy with them. So, looking for new speakers to replace them. I came across these 4x6 Kappa versions. Since I enjoyed the Reference series so much I ordered them. These Infinity Kappa 4x6's are a mighty fine sounding speaker. Very detailed. Not bright at all. Quite smooth in fact. Using them with a JL HD600/4 amp and a Kenwood Exelon head unit. They honestly rock. If you are looking for a replacement 4x6, I cant reccomend these enough!