Goldwood Sound GW-6024 Rubber Surround 6.5" Woofer 170 Watts 4ohm Replacement Speaker, Black

I have a HIGH powered, 11 channel stereo in my Chevy Tahoe. The one issue that continually irked me is the fact that I would fry a set of mid-bass drivers in all 4 doors roughly every 12-18 months. The car stereo speakers, which are VERY high end with a high-end price simply cannot hold up to the continual "pounding" the receive as I drive with my stereo on, quite loud, ALL of the time! I am a HUGE audiophile and LIVE for music! The magnets on these instantly impress as they're massive compared to the magnets on the Focal speakers these are replacing. The sound response is superior as well, with more bass, more volume and equal clarity as the Focal speakers that cost 10x as much! I know these were not designed as a car audio speaker, but let me tell you, MAN do they do the trick! These are being driven with 75w each and they handle it with ease. They do not distort, do not break up and the bass response is incredible for a mid-bass driver! I've been doing higher end car stereo for myself and select customers for 30 years. I wish I would had ventured outside of the car audio marketplace much sooner as these are vastly superior to ANY 6.5" speaker I have EVER installed in a vehicle! IF installing in a vehicle, MAKE SURE you have space for the windows as these magnets are much larger than all car audio speakers I've ever installed. I highly recommend these. WHAT A "BANG" for the buck!!! Kirk

This speaker sounds great and is a good value. As other reviews mentioned, the terminals are pointed in the wrong direction. I used some pliers and bent them out, allowing me to use spade conectors. Also, as others have mentioned, the holes don't seem to be quite standard. I had to drill the speaker holes out to fit the holes in my kick panels that worked for both Hertz and Pioneer speakers. Overall all they're good speakers, but be prepared for some possible necessary modifications.

Bought this to replace a blown Klipsch pro media 2.1 6.5" woofer. This Goldwood woofer is rated to handle more power, it has a heavier magnet, and it has a rubber surround. It sounds good but it doesn't have the long throw punchy loud bass like the Klipsch did, but for the price it saved me from having to purchase an entirely new computer speaker/woofer system so overall I am happy with this product knowing it will likely outlast the OEM it replaced.

I built a set of high end towers with these speakers and they did not disappoint. I was concerned at first that they would lack the bass needed since they were going to be used exclusively as sub woofers, but they came through. I have these in a 3 way configuration, with a crossover at 800Hz. All these do is bass and some very low end vocals. They do it well too. These can rattle my windows. Of course there's a limit to them, they are only 6.5", so you can't turn them up as loud as a 10" or 12" subwoofer and expect them not to start distorting. Even so, they can still get extremely loud with heavy bass, so unless you're planning on playing them in large halls or venues, they'll more than suffice at home. The sound can go very deep, rated at 29Hz and I do not doubt it. I played several songs that go very low and these had no issues reproducing deep bass at loud volumes. The bass is also tight, punchy, and accurate, not bloated. Seriously, at $25 a pop, I don't see what beats them soundly until you go up to about $80.

So I drive a 2003 Chevy Astro Van. It is stocked with a 2 way speaker system in the doors and a 2 way speaker system in the rear doors. Being a professional bassist I really like to feel that bottom end but neither have the room for nor want huge boom box 12 inch speakers in my van. To get the best bottom end, I bought a pair of heavy Bass 6.5 JBL's for the rear and was moderately satisfied. They did not deliver quite the low end response I was looking for but were decent. I wanted better so I decide to purchase these for the front. OH MY GOD. Took a chance on these and won the lotto. Firstly, when I took them out of the box, I was very encouraged as the magnets were super big and heavy. Nearly the size of the 6.5 front mounting ring. Secondly, if you want bass low end in your car with out big boom boxes this is the speaker for you. I really can't believe these deliver the bass responses really just about as good as a 12" boom box ( at the wattage level for me) for a fraction of the space and price. They won;t vibrate the car and street but those guys are rude anyway. I would not only recommend these to anybody just for a fat rich sound in today's digital environment but I bought a second pair to replace the JBL's in the rear. Blows the JBL's away. Zero distortion and lean too. This is with the stock stereo in my van too.

The surface has a problem not able to sit flat on the box cutout. the terminals facing upward so this blocked the speaker from sitting flat or being installed properly almost impossible to install???..

I've been using this woofer as a replacement sub since the original foam surround came apart. My Klipsh 2.1 was purchased back in 2003 and did it's job well for what it is/was. Comparing this woofer with a factory replacement I have to say this one does in fact provide better sound and louder volume though initially it was stiff and required break in time. Just over one year later and it is much better and seemingly a perfect replacement though now I'm using 2 Polk TSi 100's and a Dayton Audio 2.1 channel amp.

I use these for many speaker projects that involve just this woofer and a Peeeless tweeter. I like to cross the tweeter at around 5khz. These woofers are super efficient and reproduce very strong bass down to 40hz and good bass at 30hz. It's the only woofer of this size that I will use. Let me mention that I use a capacitor to hi-pass my tweeter at around 5khz, but do not use a coil to low-pass this woofer. I let it roll of naturally. Sounds great.

The specs of the goodman woofer are very similar to the Klipch promedia 2.1 v1 subwoofer ( bit lower in bass). Fits perfect in the Klipch 2.1 promedia sub. The Goodman has noticeable better low octave response than the Klipch sub. A bass low notes are clear and precise with the Goodman. The higher freq response is also great as with an external amp you can set the crossover higher to help the bass in the small satellite speakers. Highly recommend this woofer as an upgrade to the Klipch sub.

El producto llegó en buen estado se ve de calidad aceptable para el precio.

Replaced soundbar system’s subwoofer speaker. Works very well.

Had to replace a blown woofer in a Cerwin Vega CLSC-6 bookshelf speaker and this one fit the bill just fine. It even sounds a little better than the other one! With a frequency rating of 29 - 4800 hz, the low end was deep and tight. Couldn't be happier.

I used this subwoofer speaker for a replacement for my car stereo it met above and beyond my expectations!!