Pioneer TS-G1730F, 17cm, 300W, Black, Black

I bought these to replace the absolutely awful speakers that came with the car and had blown. Now I got that BOOM BOOM POW! instead of that bff bff pff. The difference in build quality and sound quality is just night and day. Honestly wish I'd done it a year ago when I got the car, instead of using a Bluetooth speaker for months.

Excellent

These were much better than the two blown speakers, but actually considering the brand the how they looked, they didnt sound as good as I thought they would. But they did the job.

Just fitted them in our motorhome, they sound good with the new Pioneer hifi I've also fitted

I bought these as one of the OE speakers in my VW Caddy had blown, I wasn’t expecting much of an improvement from such a low priced speaker, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised, if they are fitted correctly, there’s no reason why these speakers can’t sound good.

Micra k12. Easiest of install with the right mounts. My head unit is a Nissan connect 1. 40w X 4. If your head unit is in anyway decent you won't be disappointed. All frequencies are there with plenty of bass. Not just great for the price, but an all round quality product.

Look and feel really well built, but the sound quality for a Pioneer product is a little questionable. The Bass, as others have said, isn't really there. The Treble to High is quite clear, but don't expect to be able to turn it up much before the quality distorts. Put it this way, they were no comparision to the stock speakers that come with a Honda Civic from 2001! They work and do the job, just not that well.

There are a few bad reviews for this product on here, but I found these speakers to be of decent quality. Please remember when buying these that they are only £30. If you want top of the line speakers you have to pay top money. They were easy to fit and sound fine on my factory Peugeot stereo. They are slim with a small magnet, so you’re not going to get massive bass out of them. The comments regarding them sounding harsh at the top end is a bit, well, harsh. If you turn the volume up too much they don’t handle the top end too well, but at normal volume that are just fine. They are average and functional, which I think you’re lucky to get for £30 these days. Remember, the 300w power rating is “peak power”. Don’t put a big amp on these and expect them to handle it, because they won’t. If you want better, spend more money.