PRO-X6.4BM Loudspeaker - 6.5", Midrange, Red Aluminum Bullet, 500W Max, 250W RMS, 4 Ohms - Premium Quality Audio Door Speakers for Car or Truck Stereo Sound System (1 Speaker)

This thing is super clear and stupid loud. I bought it to replace an Audio Legion bullet style 6.5. I really liked that this DS18 has a much higher frequency range than the 6k the Legion had. I will say the Audio Legion with its bullet tweeter is a little more clear and focused in certain frequencies, but in terms of overall sound and power handling, this thing has it whooped by a considerable margin. They do make this with a bullet tweeter also, so if you want that type of focused awsomeness, buy that one. The Audio Legion only topped at 100 watts and had great sound and I wanted to see just how accurate that was since I have an extra pair laying around. Fyi, Audio Legion was under-rated for sure. This DS18 PRO is in a whole different game entirely though!! Loud is an understatement. I have it crossed over at 140hz and 12db down paired with some Alpine-S 6.5 and a couple Focal 6.5 along with a bunch of other stuff and this fills in PERFECTLY!! Make sure you tune it properly off your amp and DSP if you have one, otherwise it may overpower your other speakers. Or, just replace them all with these and really piss off your eardrums. Buy this style for the frequency range or get the bullet style for the focused clarity. Either way, you win. Oh, be careful on your mounting depth because these aint no chinsy speaker and need some room behind your panels.

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Excelente me encantó el poder y definición, los dejé sin graves con un HPF del amplificador ya qué a volumen alto llegaba a distorsionar , pero sin duda son gran opción los volvería a comprar.

Installed on my HD Stree glide the speker sound was great.

Update 6/26/26 3 star to 5 star: I've since realized I had my HPF on my DSP set incorrectly. Mine was 100hz 6dB/slope instead of 160hz 24dB/slope. So essentially it was playing much lower frequencies at higher power than it was designed which was my fault. The interesting thing is they never sounded distorted or like they were hitting xmax and bottoming out. So long story short, make sure you set the HPF correctly and don't force it to play <100hz at high power. At least, this is my best guess as to what happened without tearing the spider apart to look at the connections to the voice coil. Original: These sounded awesome until both suddenly died within a couple weeks of eachother. There must be a hairline fracture on the tinsel lead connection under the spider because if I push the cone down a millimeter it starts playing beautifully again. I was well under the 250W RMS rating, I was pushing around 135-150W and they never sounded distorted or anything else that would tell me they were about to go until they just stopped mid song without warning.