Install Bay Speaker Baffle 6 1/2 Inch Round Small Frame Pair -VXT65

A definite item for anyone wishing to protect and enhance the sound quality of their interior speakers wether you have a stock or hifi setup.The foam arrives in a plastic bag and occasionally they will be slightly deformed they reshape on their own do that is no consequence.To install you must remove the door panel to access the speaker. {Follow the manufacturers steps to remove as all cars are different}Once the panel is out, unscrew the speaker from the door and disconnect the positive and negative connections. NOTE where you want your wiring to sit and mock up the foam baffle in the speaker hole. Using a razor knife or scissors, snip a small 1/8 inch slot where the wire will enter. Slip the wire through and then connect the positive and negative connors to the speaker appropriately.Now screw your speaker back onto the door securing it.Replace your door panel reversing the steps you removed it in and there's only three more to go.This protects your speaker from water that enters from the edges of the window felt or water kicked up into the door drains when going through a puddle.For sound enhancement this product directs the bass outward instead of allowing the sound to rattle inside your door skins.Try it, you won't be disatisfied.

Installed in outer wall of camper. Had to remove flange and install from inside with silicone. Too tight to insert from outside and then install speaker. Works fine.

Put these in a Honda S2000 with 6.5" speakers in the doors. Was having problems with rain coming in on the passenger side door, and messing up the speaker connection. I decided to slightly cut these baffles at the bottom for the speaker wires. And slightly cut out the area where the screws go into the speaker door adapter. A very tight fit, but it works. No problems in the rain so far!Looks a bit mickey moused with the door card off, but no one could tell with the door card back on. The bass may be a bit decreased but hits harder if that makes any sense. A subwoofer in the trunk takes care of what's missing. Previously I had a very expensive pair of DLS Iridium speakers that were ruined from rain water.

Anyone who all throws or owns a Jeep knows that water in the door can damage your speakers thispeakers this will prevent that giving you a long laugh in your sound system

I’m real happy I added these to my golf cart’s stereo speakers. They really enhanced the bass and midrange response. No more “tinny” sound.

While it may or not be corrected, based off of my reading online, car door speakers are designed to used with what is called "an infinite" baffle. This essentially means that they are not meant to be placed within an sealed baffle (such as these) as the tightly enclosed space can create positive air pressure (such as on the inward stroke of the speaker) which then resists the movement of the speaker.However, what everyone generally agrees on is that if you cut off the bottom half of the baffle, or poke holes in these, these baffles for the price make excellent rain hoods to protect your speakers from water damage should rain or water make it past the rain seals on your doors.This is exactly what I used these for and for that use I am fully satisfied. It's probably not the intended use for these, but I the next time I drive in the rain I'll rest easier knowing that my somewhat expensive aftermarket speakers won't be getting rained on.

Bought these for 8s and perfect. Bought them for 4s and perfect. Bought them for 5s and perfect. Bought them for 6.5s and no chance. Very disappointed.

These will not work on large magnet 6.5. They will only work on small or shallow speakers

Great product. Nothing more needs to be said.

Purchase was what I expected and was advertised

Intal it whit mtx tunder 65 and it kill all the bass speaker sound beter but no more boom

Installed in the car doors as advertised.Not terribly sure if it improved upon the sound.