Pioneer TS-A1683R 6.5-Inch, 280-Watt 4-Way Speakers

$120.00 $54.94
(as of 17/06/2010 06:13 - info)
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  • 6-1/2-inch, four-way speakers with 280 watts maximum power handling (50 watts nominal)
  • Woofers feature carbon graphite IMPP interlaced aramid/basalt fiber cone with polymer surround
  • 3/4-inch soft dome midrange, 3/8-inch PET film dome tweeter and supertweeter
  • Heat-resistant polyester-imide resin voice coil wire for improved power handling
  • 36 Hz to 28 kHz frequency response with 91 dB sensitivity

Pioneer Ts-A1683R 6.5-Inch, 280-Watt 4-Way Speakers

4 Way Speakers

5 Reviews

  1. Justin W. Panovec says:
    Posted May 10, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I purchased these speakers for my 2000 Honda Prelude to replace some Polk audio garbage that the previous owner installed (poorly). These speakers WILL NOT fit as is. The Stock “basket” in the door itself needs to be cut out because these speakers have a fairly large magnet. Not a big deal takes about 5 minutes each side with a dremel and a cutting disk. However the 4 tabs around the outside of the speaker used for other mounting options need to be bent up to match the rest of the surround or they will not fit into the space available. Also the posts in the back that the wires attach to are mounted in an odd way. They also need to be bent inward towards each other, and then sealed with electrical tape so they don’t ground out against the metal parts in the door. Let me add however these small actions were worth it (for me) for the sound these babies produce. I have a AVH-P4100DVD head unit which makes fine tuning sound a breeze, and a set of Kenwood 3 way 6X9′s in the rear deck. The issue I had before with the speakers in the rear deck overpowering the front speakers has been resolved. For those of you who don’t know. If your Prelude came with the Premium sound system, and you replace the Head unit, and or the rear speakers, you need to bypass the little black box thats on the underside of the rear deck. The stock system has microphones in the rear speakers that sense distortion and send a signal to this box so it can adjust the sound. If you do not bypass this box you stereo WILL sound muffled, and distorted.

    Final thoughts if you have a 5th gen prelude and you want door speakers that will just drop in, look elsewhere. If you don’t mind doing a little work for some fantastic sounding speakers look no farther. Also you will want a HU that has a graphic equalizer. These speakers Have great Lows, but the highs can be a little too bright.

  2. Marvin Soto says:
    Posted February 12, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    they sound very good ,much much better that the original factory junk on my car from GM ,pioneer is one of the best sound maker in the market no question about that love this speakers .

  3. Byron L. Worden says:
    Posted February 6, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This is one product I would not recommend. I did read the customer reviews but I did not heed the warning that these are an embarrassment to have the name Pioneer on it. They look nice but sound BAD. 2 stars for looking good.

  4. G. J. Erickson says:
    Posted January 28, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    They sound pretty good, the only problem I have with them is that the covers are not fully screened; just a band across the middle which looks cool but I could see garbage tossed up on the rear deck finding its way into the cone. I bought them for my son to replace his stock speakers (blown) and he’s also happy with them. Overall good sound, could use a little more bass but they are 6.5′s and for the money they sound great.

  5. E. Hamilton says:
    Posted January 10, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    Generally I look for the best product to suit my needs regardless of cost or price. This purchase was at time when I needed to watch my dollars. This product fit the requirements and the needs. Best value for 4 way 6½ rounds that I could find. Performance is beyond expectation.


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