I actually already bought the Powerbass OE65C-FD. They installed very easily, plug and play. They even use the factory tweeter plug in the A-Pillar, and molded plug on the front of the mids. Unfortunately they sound like garbage, even after swapping the head unit. They desperately need a proper crossover. Mids are shouty and peaky like a megaphone in my ear, and the highs are sibilant and harsh. So now I need to replace them.
But the funny thing is, They have this HUGE circular foam block attached to the top of the speakers which is much taller than the space that Crutchfield lists. Maybe that's why they have their one strong point, BASS. These things pump out bass like no tomorrow. Without a HPF set on the woofer, I have to EQ the bass down -3 or -4dB.
Thanks for the suggestions. I contacted sonicelectronix to see what they say. I may just buy a non-compatible set and hope for the best. Using Crutchfield's "speakercompare" the JBL/Infinity models with PlusOne woofers seem to sound best. JBL Club 605CSQ is what I was leaning towards. High RMS but also very high sensitivity.
But the funny thing is, They have this HUGE circular foam block attached to the top of the speakers which is much taller than the space that Crutchfield lists. Maybe that's why they have their one strong point, BASS. These things pump out bass like no tomorrow. Without a HPF set on the woofer, I have to EQ the bass down -3 or -4dB.
Thanks for the suggestions. I contacted sonicelectronix to see what they say. I may just buy a non-compatible set and hope for the best. Using Crutchfield's "speakercompare" the JBL/Infinity models with PlusOne woofers seem to sound best. JBL Club 605CSQ is what I was leaning towards. High RMS but also very high sensitivity.
