Tropo 6.5” 160 Watt 2-Way Shallow-Mount Component Speaker Set

Good upgrade for factory speakers with easy install thanks to the shallow‑mount design. They get loud and provide clear mids and highs on head‑unit power, which makes music sound better than stock. Didn’t blow me away on bass without an amp, but overall a solid value for the price.

Se escuchan muy bajito y se distorsiona mucho, buen material y muy bien diseño pero en cuanto al tipo de sonido pésima calidad.

I found CT sounds due to a YouTube video long ago. This was the first of their products I picked up. Very impressed. I am looking forward to finding more projects to use their speakers in. I believe the build quality creates a clear, warm sound. With optimal planning, this could be a cornerstone of an audio upgrade in any car. These were used in a 1991 Honda Beat. The convertible needed more sound than the factory speakers could handle. I hope the company continues to expand its offerings, with more sizes and options available with the same quality. If CT Sound ever sees this, (1) thank you (2) please make some shallow-mount speakers for KEI vehicles with their tiny doors.

This isn’t my first set of ct sounds, bought these for the work truck, sound great adds more bass than factory audio. Ct sounds is great bang for your buck and also bang ( sound ) for your buck. These would be better with an amp but again it’s for a work truck…

Fact: CT Sounds is the best value for your hard earned dollar. Tropo and Meso line of speakers are built tough, sound great. However, these Tropo "slim" mount coaxials are NOT up for the task. If you want to add aftermarket power and pair a set of speakers with that extra power, look elsewhere, or step up to the Meso level. (Though, no shallow mount speakers are available in CT's upper lines). Pros: Point source tweeters for aligned highs Shallow baskets for door speakers to clear windows Good for factory amplification Cons: Weak low/mid output. Cones bottom out with +50 watts of amplification Simply not loud enough to keep up with other tweeters and subs After days of EQ tweaking, I gave up on them and installed a more robust set, and only sacrificed .375 inch in clearance.