audiobahn AS69Q review

I got them installed on my rear deck with the tweeters mounted about 6 inches on either side of them with the angled surface mounts. I only got them runniing off a (I think 3-4 year old) pioneer 35x2 rms amp and wow they slam. my rear view mirror shakes hella bad, and I can feel it a little bit in my seat. the highs are nice and crisp too.
great speakers for 50 bucks. only thing is they are a bit larger than the factory speaker location so it has to be cut a bit, but I jusat wedged them oin and they go in but VERY tightly. also thre magnet is so huge that the trunk torsion arms hit the drivers side magnet and dent the chrome mesh magnet cover while closed. and the speakers have a rim on them that holds the grille in place and it makes the stock grilled sit up a bit off the rear decklid, but the pioneers I pulled did that too.

oh, also anyone wanna buy a set of pioneer 6x9's, its the one with the horn tweeter. they both sound good, I bought new speakers cuz one horn tweeter was loose and vibrated bad when the bass hit, and i tried to tighten it while they were mounted but kept spinning, but when I pulled the I worked on it and I was doing something wrong, it is tightened down now. if anyones interested ill think of a price.

and a question i got is do you kow if sudiobahns twwters are the same in all the AS series, they are all remoivable and come with the surface mount and flush mount housgins. I got the flush mounts still and am making a fiberglass housing for them and would like to start son so when the speakers get here they are ready but id hate to make them to find oput they re the wrong size.

soon ill have some nice pioneer 6.5's for sale too. and maybe a pioneer DEH-P330.

It should say on the specs the size of the tweeters. I'm still a CDT fan, more power, cleaner sound.