CT Sounds Meso 6.5” 500 Watt 3-Way Premium Component Car Speaker Set

This isnt the cheapest price, but its not terribly expensive for what you get. I had this installed (yesterday, i didnt do it myself) in my 2015 mustang. The sound quality is amazing. The installes even said that the would compare it to the Focals they had in the store. They dont do these DB competition style brands (CT/Skar/DD/American Bass), and when I told them the price they said they were honestly impressed. I know CT is regarded to some as cheap, and others as beast... but to a mainstream car audio store and mainstream installers thinking all these brands just play loud... the sound quality from these are amazing. Dont get me wrong, you can play loud, but i was going for a quality over boom build... I would recommend these to anyone who like to listen to multiple types of music. They play bass as well as highs well and country to hip hop to metal to listening to podcasts... its like being in a studio in my car. Sound is amazing. Oh, and I have it paired with a CT sounds amp. The amp is OK, great power, but a rockford amp would be even better. HOWEVER with these speakers its a beautiful match.

Se ven de muy buena calidad ya tengo vístanse tiempo con el set de 3 vías estoy próximo a instalar para ver la calidad que brinda con el amplificador Actualizacion ya instale el set y suena increible tiene muy buena presencia el set los woofer patean muy duro puedo sentir la parte del suelo de la lamina como simbra suena satisfactorio

I absolutely love these speakers! Hefty magnets on the woofers provide tight clean midbass. the low end is so good I will use them without a subwoofer for a while. Im really enjoying the sound from these speakers. Ive been doing car audio for over 30 years and every now and then a product really impresses me. This is one of those. I cant stop listening to them.

Installed in a 1998 Mitsubishi Montero with an almost 10-year-old Pioneer deck. No amplifier. No sub. This is my first set of car audio components and I am thoroughly impressed. If you're in a similar boat, I hope this review gives you the confidence to make the jump on these. They are remarkably good. Just be prepared to do a little fab to get them in. My truck originally came with a 300-Watt, 8-speaker Infinity sound system. When I bought it in 2015, the factory amp and CD changer had long since been removed, and all the original speakers were blown to smithereens. Tight on budget and time, I had a local shop my Pioneer deck and a set of relatively matched Infinity Reference speakers, 6.5s in the lower front doors and 6x9s in the rear. This system was decent, if not particularly powerful. With a 3-point fader bias to the rear, I could turn the volume up to 28-32-ish before I'd get distortion and start worrying about blowing speakers. I could barely compete with road noise on the highway. All that said, I had it dialed in and loved how it sounded. Even though my Montero originally came with a 3-way component set in the front, I still had to do some fabrication to install these speakers. I had to cut the baskets out of the factory door mounts and space them off the door by 1/4" or so to keep the magnets off the window glass when rolled down. I had to custom fabricate brackets to mount the 3.5" mids in the lower dash (because the factory speakers had integrated brackets that couldn't be separated from the speakers). And I had to cut the grilles on my factory tweeter pods to accept the new tweets. Being happy with what I had prior, I was extra cautious in choosing these. I wasn't planning on replacing all my speakers, but I had to replace the heater core (which involves removing the entire dashboard and most of the interior), and my mother-in-law randomly asked me if I could use the set of J: Audio 6x9s she ordered by mistake last summer. Having already spent my entire budget on sound insulation (Noico & Siless, effectively identical, imo) and other interior bits, I doubted I would find a set of 3-way components for any price I could justify, but these CT Sound Mesos caught my eye. I feel like they're half to a third of what you'd pay for a more well-known brand like Infinity, JL, or Focal, so it's definitely a leap of faith purchase. Before, I had the following settings on the deck: > loudness: max (3/3), bass boost: max (3/3), fade: 3-to-the-rear - max volume: 32 After, I have the following settings on the deck: > loudness: min (1/3), bass boost: min (1/3), zero fade - max volume: 45 I now enjoy a crystal clear front stage, can turn things up loud enough to completely drown out highway noise (and shake all the mirrors without a subwoofer). There is no clipping or distortion, and I know there's still some fine tuning to go before I get things to the sweet spot. So far, though, I can crank any type of music I like--rap, rock, techno, funk, mariachi, classical, etc.--and it all sounds amazing. Definitely worth the investment. Just be prepared to do a little customization. I found the following really made a difference: - a "Dremel" rotary tool for cutting/trimming/sanding speaker brackets/buckets - a box of Noico 80mil butyl rubber sound insulation to isolate speakers & seal panels It's worth the effort, imo.

With proper equalization and amplification, these things absolutely sCrEaM! Well worth the money. Pair with CT's 5 channel amp and you won't be disappointed!