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The Pioneer TS-G1620F is a 6.5-inch two-way coaxial car speaker sold in pairs, and this listing bundles two pairs for a four-speaker setup. Each speaker handles 40W RMS (80W per pair) with a 300W peak rating, built around an injection-molded polypropylene cone, a rubber-coated cloth surround and a 1-3/16-inch balanced dome tweeter. It is aimed at drivers replacing worn factory 6.5-inch speakers who want a modest, drop-in upgrade rather than a component system with an external amplifier. Against pricier coaxials it gives up output and bass depth, but the IMPP cone and dome tweeter are a step above basic factory drivers.
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Lowest price we've seen: $37.12 on Nov 13 at CompSource. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 13.
Owners generally treat these as a solid, low-cost replacement for tired factory speakers, noting cleaner highs and tighter sound at normal volumes. Most criticism centers on limited bass and the modest power handling.
These Pioneer G-Series TS-G1620F speakers are 6.5-inch 2-way coaxial car speakers, supplied as 2 pairs. They are designed to replace factory 6-1/2" speakers.
The woofer cone is made of injection-molded polypropylene (IMPP) composite, which is lightweight and strong. It improves sensitivity and reduces distortion. A conex damper gives higher power handling and deeper bass. The surround is rubber-coated cloth.
The 1-3/16" balanced dome tweeter reproduces the high frequencies. The motor structure uses a ferrite magnet with a rubber magnet boot cover.
