InfinityKAPPA-93IX Kappa 6x9 Inch Three-Way car Audio multielement Speaker

I run these in a 2009 Mazda RX 8 paired with Infinity 60CSX series and these thing sound incredible. They are powered by Alpine PDX Amps and I put these thing trough the ringer. I have had them for 5 years now and they just keep going. I do a lot of driving and will spend 6 hours or more on a trip and all that time I have the Stereo cranked. Cranked so much that my Alpine sub Amp will get too hot and it turns off for about 15-20 minutes. I would say the longest drive I have made with these is 9 hours with the stereo on for almost all of that time except to get gas or something.They are very crisp and clean sounding speakers. I am impressed with these and they are what I will put in my other car.

Replaced the front door speakers in my 2016 F150 XLT. Sounds much better. They aren’t going to blow you away, but you will be very happy with the improvement over the factory speakers. The factory speakers are molded into a plastic mount frame which includes a disconnect plug on the F150. I cut the old speakers away to save the mount ring, screwed the new ones to the old ring, soldered the wires from the old ring to the new speaker, screwed the mount (w the speaker) back to the door, and used the existing plug on the old mount to plug them back in. They are much bigger (height/depth) than the old ones but there is plenty of room. Worth every penny if your looking for a big improvement without spending a ton of money on a big dollar system.

I listen to metal and hard rock....but don't think I don't want quality sound ......and infinity kappas definitely deliver , with good equipment.Kappas are power hungry, when rated for 130 RMS give it, don't complain about anything if on a factory deck or pos amp thats way overated.These are real deal speakers so they'll not do well underpowered at all.At rated mine are clear and accurate and 126 db @ 3ft .Now then if I listened to rap or autotuned pop i would not use these unless you have a real detailed settings on head unit and know how to adjust the top end frq

I choose these speakers based on overall sound quality. The sound detail is awesome, deep bass not the strongest, at the moment with factory radio. No problems with low impedance.With metra adapter for my toyota highlander 2013 and some insulation materials, installation was very easy.Next waiting for infinity 62ix pair and a 3.5 inch for the front dash.

had them installed well i like my music loud and bassy these worked great for it even put a lot of power to them well in just a few weeks the tweeters blew and the mid bass part of the speaker smoke a lot, didn't handle the power like i was hopping for so I switch to the really old cheapo Sony explodes I have that sound the same except not as much bass there wattage range is a lot less than the infinities and the Sony's handled the power with no problem. Butt other than that sound quality is great, just they cant handle the power for long.

I added these to my speaker lids and also added the 62IX to my fairing in an 09 Electra Glide. I have them hooked up to a Kenwood KAC-M3004. I chose to bridge the amp and the speakers play loud and clear. They sounded ok when the amp was not bridged but really shined when fed more power. These speakers want power so if you have a decent amp they can and will get loud. They are 2.5 ohm speakers and have a 96db rating so they play fairly loud when compared to 4 ohm speakers, due to the lower resistance the amp can send more power to the speakers.

I used the factory adapters which required a little crafty work to get them to fit properly.They sound amazing in my truck!Well worth the money spent. May purchase the rears now.

Bought these speaks knowing infinity is good had them hooked up in normal car mount enclosure,sound quality,ok.built air tight box AND OMG these things rock.everyone asked. Where is the sub lol no sub,these things shake my entire car,feels like a lil kid sitting behind me kicking my seat. Feed em power they love it