InfinityReference 3032cf 3.5-Inch, 75-watt High Performance Two-Way Loudspeaker (Pair)

These are definitely classy Infinity sound here guys. These are clear through the vocals, it's really something noticeable. Closing my eyes put the stage straight in front of me. They don't like Factory stereo power, at least not Toyota RAV4 base factory stereo. They get crunchy near 100% volume, when even the factory speakers were clear.Anyways. I ripped these out for the weak-knees they have and dumped in some SKARs of similar variety and put money back in the bank. No problems with full-power now! But the Infinity highs were higher.

I put these on the doors of my Mazda CX30 and they turned out great, but above all, this sounds beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, it actually sounds better than the Bose ones that come from the factory.

These little speakers are awesome. I used them to replace the three 3.5 speakers in my 2017 Mustang GT. Center front and upper door midrange. Down side they come in pairs and I only needed three. So I have an extra. The stock speakers are cheap paper / foam. The center speaker was easy to replace but the door speakers took some Dremel work and soldering. They sound really good!

Excellent speakers. Put these in 2 different jeep wranglers in the overhead speaker bar. Really project the sound and adjusting the equalizer make them pop. Highly recommend

I bought these for my 2013 Charger, but they didn’t sound good. They had too much treble, which hurt my ears. I ended up buying some other speakers from the big blue chain store, and they sound much better. However, when paired with better equipment, these little speakers have potential—but not for the stock 2013 Charger

I loved the rich sound, compared to my Toyota JBL tweeters in my 4RUNNER!I went for a drive after installing them just to listen to some songs that in the past were disappointing to listen to, I drove for hours! I'm hearing high bright tones and a clarity of separation in songs...Aww what a delight

I absolutely LOVE my 2024 Toyota Venza Nightshade XLE, but the sound was only so-so and the "cardboard" dash speakers had to go! I viewed several online videos of others swapping out these same speakers on their RAV 4's and decided to do that on my 2024 Venza. The difference was clear (figuratively and literally), but not quite what I had imagined. They did clean up the muddy vocals, and I finally heard the cymbals as they were MEANT to be heard. But where was the punchy bass I expected? Dialing up the mids by 1 and the bass by 2 brought a lot of it back, and I was ALMOST satisfied. But these Infinitys were certainly more capable than that! Now some of you fellow audiophiles have probably figured this out by now, but I ended up removing one of my side door panels to confirm my suspicion that these new Infinitys were out-of-phase with the decent factory door speakers! The remedy included cutting, stripping, soldering, and sealing the adaptor wires to these new speakers, and oh my... This solution has got to be AT LEAST as good (if not better) than the far-more-expensive JBL factory option for these Toyota vehicles!!! If your experience is similar to mine, try reversing the leads to these speakers ONLY. You DO NOT need to modify the original factory wiring and probably shouldn't unless you really know what you are doing.And for those of you who like to really pump up the volume, you should probably install the supplied high-pass filters (capacitors stored beneath the speakers within the foam packaging) in line with your speaker wires in order to protect these relatively small woofers from being over-driven. You're welcome!

Bought these for a 2018 mazda 3 w/Bose sound system. They sound amazing, very rich and clear sound, mid bass also incredible for such a tiny speaker. Great improvement over the dash and rear seat panel stock speakers. Pair these with a JBL GTO 629 set and you are good to go using the stock sound system.