Beautiful, powerful, for quality along with the same wattage horns, they are excellent.. for this price there are no better ones, they are approximately 200-250w rms

I have 8 pieces of these midrange speakers, 4 in each door. They are very powerful and have a clear sound. Just know how to adjust the high pass for vocals, as they don't handle bass as well

For the money, what can I say, it's midgrade. I play them with a Soundstream 500 rms and they sound clean and clear. Maybe it's because I also invested in a good source, that's why they sound so clean. They didn't handle the intensity with the quad, though. Be careful, they need clean vocal frequencies, not bass. Because I see different comments, we ruin them. If you don't have a good source, a good amplifier, and a good battery, any speaker you buy will end up in the trash.

Guys, these speakers literally kill it. I have combined them with a quad and two horns, a 12-inch gas subwoofer, which I play with two amplifiers. In one amplifier, I have the speakers, which are the ctc, and in the other, I have the bass, which I play with Felix and a Pioneer source. I play them in a Smart 450 and the whole car vibrates wherever I go, causing panic. Of course, the wiring and the proper settings also play a role!

Whatever value for money someone wants a cheap and good speaker, it cannot be compared in any case with well-known and powerful speakers such as cadence, herz, pioneer, etc. However, for someone who wants to create sound in their car for their own sake, it is definitely worth it economically 100%

They play clean until a certain level, if you push them hard they start to distort at high volumes. Overall, for 15 euros they are quite good

Carpet speaker. I didn't expect them to sound like an expensive branded speaker, but not so bad either. I put it to replace the factory speaker in a Seat Leon and the difference is huge. Money wasted.

For the 15 euros that they cost, I consider these speakers to be honest and good value for money. They are not Beyma (which I had before), but they play well, flawlessly, and perform decently. They are driven in parallel with two Beyma horns, by a Pioneer 2X200 amplifier and a Pioneer DEH-7200SD source. For 15 euros per piece and considering what I hear as a speaker, I recommend them as an economical and fairly good value solution. Update 27/5/2022: After almost 9 months, one of them burned out and the other one plays hoarsely if you give it bass.