I put those I f150 and LOVED them! I'm currently building a system for my Jeep with infinity speakers. Infinity and JBL are both Harmon and they make amazing speakers!
@@cesaralvarez9452 2008 xlt The sixe were advertised as 5x7/6x8. But the actual size was a 5x7 speaker with brackets that could fill 6x8 space. Truck was also a 4 door super crew. Was using a pioneer head unit.
@@cesaralvarez9452 i used 6x8 front and rear with a Fosgate Prime 300 4 Chan and 1 Fosgate 10 driven by a prime 300 Fosgate amp with Alpine head unit. Sounds amazing.
just bought the component 6.5 and 6x9 for my car and they should be coming today!!! i also bought the stadium 4 channel amp. and i am lucky to have 2 jbl w12 gti mk 2’s in the trunk with the jbl stadium mono block. i and very excited to install these babies!!!
You guys told me the 6x9 Stadium components wouldn't fit my 2018 Jeep GC. Glad I didn't listen! They are excellent speakers and with the midrange added, my sound is awesome!
The JBL Stadium 22S would be an excellent choice to add a custom midrange to your setup. You will need an aftermarket amplifier for power when adding more speakers. The Stadium 22S comes with a crossover included and can handle up-to 50-watts RMS.
I have JBL stadium 62 CF with JBL stadium 22S using them as 3 ways. This setup need a good amp. I previously had JBL club 602cpt. The cpt has amazing sound and don't need a lot of power as the Stadium, but Stadium in 3 ways sound a way better.
Hi. In my 2000 Honda CRV i am currently running the old school JBL MS62C 2way component for my active front stage and it's amazing. Each speaker gets 100wRMS from a pioneer GM-D8604 amp. The tweeters although being inverted titanium domes do an amazing job and surprisingly has ZERO harshness or sibilance, and this component's detail has the most natural presentation among all the sets i have tried. I would like to know which of the newer JBL or Infinity component lineup has the same type of response characteristics as the MS62C as i am planning to try a new set. You guys are great!! Thank you in advance.
Hi. i have one question. Can I install gto 20m mids with my existing setup with its bandpass crossover? I have rainbow El comps in front n coax in rear running on hertz hcp4. Please reply
It is not possible to add those midrange speakers to the gear you have now. If you seek stronger midrange audio, then it is possible to add a midrange that has a 4 ohm impedance to the amp on the same channels that the front speakers are attached. This link should load a web page with the choices we offer: [www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/g_445150/Midrange-Speakers.html?fa=1#&nvpair=YCImpedance_(Ohms%29](www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/g_445150/Midrange-Speakers.html?fa=1#&nvpair=YCImpedance_(Ohms%29)|4
Trying to decide between jbl stadium 62CF and the infinity kappa 603cf. I will be running on an AudioControl d4.800 Amp and I like listening to rap, hip hop and rock. I like some bass and mid. Don't want overly bright tweeters. And obviously want extremely good quality with little distortion. Which should I go with? Thanks!
Hi Quintin, the Infinity Kappa 603CF have the sound you're looking for; but will work better with a bit less power. Do you already have the d4.800 Amp?
I have the kappa 603cf in the front and the kappa 6x9 3 way in the rear. You will NOT be disappointed. They get incredibly loud, yet stay incredibly clear with no distortion, it’s like the louder they get, the more clear they are.
Besides the obvious look of the speaker are these at all the same version as the Infinity Kappa? Or are these a "updated version" of the kappa, in any way? Or are they basically the same thing? Very interested thank you!
The JBL lineup definitely has a signature sound that is different from the Kappas, especially in the high frequency delivery. What kind of music are you usually pushing through your speakers?
Hi, getting confuse with JBL's series of speakers. Can you tell the ranking of each JBL series of speakers? from entry level to the top of the line series of speakers?
JBL offers great sounding speakers across their entire line from the intro GX, Concert, and Stage Series to the mid-level Club to their current standout Stadium series. As you go up the line, you get an even better build for even greater fidelity and power handling. Would you like help choosing JBL speakers for a specific vehicle?
@@crutchfield Installed them already, but i think i need an amp, because the sound is almost the same as stock. Maybe the headunit can't power the speakers properly??? Can you recommend a budget but ok amp for this setup? 2 6.5 components and 2 6x9's.
We've got a few choices on smaller, compact amps including this Clarion model which is a good match for JBL Club series speakers: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_020XC2410/item.html
Will the JBL 6×8 stadium speakers fit in a 2006 F-350 lariat? I wasn't sure if the magnet was too big to fit in the door also is there a typical place to put a mid range speaker if your car doesn't currently have one? Perhaps cut into the door panel or dash? Thanks for your time.
Which cab style is your pickup? Are the JBL speakers the Stadium 862CF model? Typically, midrange speakers are installed in the door, but higher in it than the woofer. We do not research vehicles to know where they might be enough room, but where there is a will, there is a way to make it work! Just may need to build a mount to help hold it in place and cut the door panel so there is an opening for it to play through
Hello, let me first by saying I have used crutchfield since the 80s and won several competitions using components from your company. Now my question is my wife's Jeep has JBL Stadium GTO930's I have custom installed and wanting to add the Stadium GTO 20m's are they compatible? According to the very limited information provided by JBL in 50k languages it does show the 930's as an option for the 20m's but the 930's are not a component system they are 3 way (old school word... triaxle.) 6x9's. Thank you in advance for your help
Thanks for shopping with us! What year and model is the Jeep? What location did you want to put the new speakers into? What do you plan to use for power? Also, we no longer carry the JBL Stadium GTO20M. Would you like help choosing a current model?
Hi Don! What vehicle will you be installing the speakers in? How would you say you like your high frequencies--crisp/bright or warm? Mid-bass will definitely be an important feature as well. 😀 We can help get the right choice for your setup; both sets are excellent!
The infinity will sound softer warmer where the jbl would sound brighter more high pitch and very clear but if you play them too loud for long periods it would cause listening fatigue.
We're glad to check. Which speaker locations are you hoping to add new speakers to? How many factory speakers did your car come with? Did your vehicle come with factory navigation? Thanks!
@@crutchfield Hi, I'm just replacing the speakers currently in it (OEM) There are 4 factory speakes, 1 on each front door and also 1 in the back panels on each side, No navigation, I wanted to get the JBL Stadium 962M all around, I am also planning on buying the Pioneer DMH-W3050NEX Receiver with it! Thanks
The JBL Stadium 6x9"s are not a fit in your 2007 Dodge Magnum. You can use the JBL Stadium 6 1/2" speakers up front and the JBL Club shallow 6 1/2" speakers in the rear. The link below has the speakers and Pioneer radio paired with all the installation gear you will need as well! The package uses the Black dash kit, but we have an option for Silver as well if that is a match to your vehicle's interior. www.crutchfield.com/I-rXYEc222/cart/EmailCart.aspx?emKey=3425918
JBL Stadium 62CF front/infinity reference 6532ex rear/infinity primus 1270B subwoofer powered by Pioneer GM-DX975 will be a good setup for Genesis coupe?
That equipment is a good match to the amp which helps make it a good system for any vehicle it can fit into. We need more details on your Genesis to check if the speakers can fit into it. What year is yours? Did to come with factory installed navigation? Also, will you be installing an aftermarket radio? Which one will be installed with this gear?
@@crutchfield Hello, I am looking for tweeters capable of playing hi-res music. I am not looking for a specific brand but I am interested in a good brand I accept recommendations and money is not a problem
Well after SoundStream discontinued there SST69 Perhaps the best sounding 6x9 I've ever heard and then further discontinued there Reference Amps I had to go looking for a new company This is why people come back to brands then they discontinue and go cheap I don't get it But I listen to JBL at a event and was surprised I really liked the gto939 and the JBL amps Hmmm ended up going with Zapco and a pioneer prs80
Steg Leo is not a brand we carry so we don't have any experience with them or specs; but we can help you choose the best option we carry. What is the year, make, and model of your vehicle? What types of music do you listen to most often?
That depends mainly on the level of output you're hoping for. The Stadium CFs are going to overall sound more clear and accurate than the Clubs and they are made to handle more RMS power. Do you have an amp already picked out??
We're happy to recommend the best JBL option for your system. What is the year, make and model of your vehicle? Which locations do you want to put new JBL speakers into? What do you plan to use for power?
Thanks, Ahmed. Do you have the coupe or sedan? There is no direct fit for the factory tweeter location; but you should be able to custom fit new tweeters if you make your own brackets. Are you okay with that?
In a different post on another video that went live right before this one, you listed other models including the Infinity Kappa speakers which will give you better sound clarity than the others. If we limit the list to the two JBL series you mentioned in the post above, the Stadium series is the better of the two for sound clarity.
JBL only makes one Stadium series amp that technically can work with the 962CF 6x9 component speakers, but it does not produce even half the power those speakers can handle. The better choice is the Stage A6002 found here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STA602M/item.html When considering all amp brands, this Rockford Fosgate amp is an excellent match to the 6x9s: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_575P300X2/item.html
An amp that outputs enough power at 4 ohms will likely overpower the speakers when 3 ohm speakers are connected. We do not recommend doing this and instead getting an amp that should provide enough power when presented with a 3 ohm load. That's why the Rockford Fosgate is such a great match as it is expected to give close to or exactly the watts RMS those speakers can handle
@@crutchfield yes jbl on front grill got them on eBay I talked to jbl they said serial number was good but that was on the box didn’t have actual tweeter on me when I talked to them there was a tag on tweeter wire with same serial number but I’ve bought jbl tweeters before and they had jbl on the back of tweeter but this is my first time buying stadium jbl tweeters
Two 3 ohm speakers wired in parallel will present a 1.5 ohm load to the amp. If the amp is only stable down to 2 ohms, those speakers are expected to overwork the amp. It would be best to connect each of those 6x9's to separate amp channels
Narrowed my descision between these and the infinity kappas. If listening mostly to rock and country, which would you suggest? They’ll be supplied with 75w each through a JL amp and paired with a JL 8” micro sub.
@@crutchfield originally planned on using focal k2 powers that I had taken out of my truck only to find they didn’t fit. I liked them although the highs seemed a little too harsh. I’m replacing the factory 6 1/2” with potentially the kappas or the JBL equivalent.
Did you install an aftermarket amp to power them? If you did not, the stock amp could be sending frequencies to the tweeter location that the JBL tweeters are built to produce.
That should be an ideal match for these speakers. You may want to double check your wiring. And if you got them here, you can also give our Tech Support a call. Their direct number is on your invoice.
The Stadium GTO620 speakers have a lower impedance and are better powered by an amp but they could also produce a fuller sound. Also, with the same power going to each set, the Stadium GTO620 were able to play louder. One thing they have in common is that JBL no longer makes them and we have sold out of all we had of both. The current model is the Stadium 62F which combines the benefits of both models so you can run them on radio power or an amp for great sound all the while still getting the improved frequency range. You can find the Stadium 62F here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD62F/item.html
We have not ever gotten a JBL Stadium 4x6 speaker. They do make a 4x6 in the Concert and Club lines: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/g_51400/4-x6-Speakers.html?tp=100&fa=1#&nvpair=FFBrand|JBL
We will be happy to you choose between them. To get started, what is the year, make, and model of your vehicle? What speakers are installed into it now?
@@crutchfield yes the front end rear? I like to have a good power not big but good. Maybe I will change the unit to because I don't like this navigation system
We do not have the ability to install either into your Rav4. They are too tall to fit behind the stock grille in the door panels. We do have other speakers that can fit it and will be happy to recommend a system. We need to get an idea of the sound you seek and have a couple questions to help. What are your two most favorite music genres? Do you leave the bass and treble unadjusted (at 0)? If not, what levels do you typically set each at? Do you have any other preferences that we should keep in mind?
So you are saying if I have a Kenwood head unit that's 4-8 ohms I can run JBL 3 ohm speakers and it will be fine and don't have to worry about any heat problem? Because this is the only thing holding me back from buying JBL as I love their stuff. But thinking I have to match the system perfectly
Hola! Gracias por comunicarse con Crutchfield. Para mejor ayudarle a encontrar el amplificador que mejor se adapte a su sistema de audio, le recomiendo que nos llame al 1-800-653-0992 ya que tendríamos algunas preguntas para usted.
The short version is that we have not yet become an authorized vendor for JBL in Canada. That is one of our guarantees so we have elected to not sell them. That may change in the future and if it does, you will see them on our site
@@crutchfield Hi thanks for the reply, I have new Toyota Hyryder 2022 make in India. I would like to keep the factory head unit but okay to put an Amplifier. If I go for the JBL stadium 62CF which amplifier should I use is another question. Can I use Sony XM GS4 4 channel amp or JBL Dsp amp 2544. What is your suggestion.
We don't have information on your vehicle to offer a recommendation on how to get the audio out of it and into a new amp. We do know that the Sony XM-GS4 amp definitely is a good match to the JBL Sadium 62CF speakers!
@@crutchfield Thanks a lot for your reply. I have already gone for the Sony ES with GS4 :) . As I was a little confused on the 3 ohm impedance match to an amp. Anyway it is really good 😊. The only issue I see is the installer didn't add a fuse on power cable coming from Battery and didn't put Hi low converter... He is saying Hi Low converter not required...I got confused on this
The Sony XM-GS4 does have speaker-level inputs so your installer should have been able to install it without a LOC. As to the fuse, you will want to check with your installer directly to verify what was done there instead. Enjoy!
my car only has spaces for the tweeters and the woofer i am thinking of using the 62 cf in the front and the 52 cf in the back as the cut out i can see in the grill is smaller than the one in the front doors. i have a passive subwoofer in the trunk which is more than enough for my needs
@@crutchfield right now my car has a beats audio system from factory with an amp. And if it should make enough power it stays otherwise I will replace it with a More powerful one.
Hi, i want to change my 165mm speakers from my car with the stadium 62f so i need 4 speakers in total do i need a ampflier or can it run without it so yes will there be a diff with or without a amp in sound quality?
The JBL speakers have a high sensitivity so they can play well even when they are getting low power like that which a radio outputs. However, some vehicles need 2 ohm speakers to even get the same power from the stock system as the stock speakers pulled from it. We are happy to check the details we have for your vehicle. What is the year, make, and model of it?
@@crutchfield I have already contacted you via the website and I am very satisfied with the fast and helpful service. Thank you anyway for the information you gave me!
Hello I got jbl stadium 962m 6x9 speakers and the stadium 62fs for my 2014 Corolla. What would be the best tweeter option to pair with those speakers and what amp by jbl should I get to pair with the setup ?
Typically, tweeters would only be added to those models if you wanted extra strong treble and it would be the JBL Stadium 192T tweeter that is best added as it matches the tweeters in the other drivers. It can be found here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD192/item.html JBL makes one amp that could run the this setup: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109DSP4086/item.html If you prefer a more balanced sound, then we recommend exchanging the Stadium 62F speakers for the Stadium 62FC component speakers as they come with the separate tweeters. These component speakers can be found here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD62C/item.html The Stadium 4 amp can run the 6x9 speakers with the 62FC component speakers: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD4M/item.html
What’s the difference between the 62F speakers and the 62FC speakers, I’ve tried looking for videos or something explaining the differences but I’ve had no luck.
The 62FC speakers are component speakers which means it has a tweeter that is separate from the woofer (separate parts or separate components) while the 62F tweeters are built into the woofer (not separated like they are in the component set). This design difference makes the 62FC are a better replacement in vehicles that that have a separate stock location for a tweeter.
Would the 62F speakers with the tweeters built in still be good for my car with the 192T tweeter, just not as much base ? Or does the 62FC speakers sound better.
The Club series gives a bit beefier sound than the Stage3 series producing lower bass while still getting a bit louder volume level and can even handle a bit more power.
Since most amps do not require any switching for impedance, you can connect these JBL Stadium speakers just like always! You may get a little bit more power out of your amp than the 4-ohm advertised numbers, due to the JBL's lower 3-ohm impedance so make sure to pair wattage-wise for somewhere in between your amps 2-ohm and 4-ohm power numbers to be on the safe side. If you are using a properly paired amplifier with the JBL Stadiums, they sound absolutely incredible!
There is no top 5 list that has the sound everyone wants. But we will be happy to discuss your goals and the application to give you a personal recommendation and if they would be in the top contenders for the recommendation we give. Let's start with the year, make, and model of your vehicle? Also, what radio and speakers are currently installed into it?
@@crutchfield it is a crew cab and came with bose..as far as power I'm using the kicker cx80001 something it's a great amp it's 1800w and it hits hard..I went with the JL audio c2's and it sound excellent right now thx
Hi i am looking to install speakers in my Honda crv 2013 with Sony es series , but after looking at ur video i am thinking with Jbl stadium series also ,, what do h recommend
These are great speakers! How many speakers did your CRV come with? Which ones did you want to replace? Did you want to use your radio for power or add an amp?
@@crutchfield thaxx f Repaly ,. In Hyundai crita I love lession SQ ,. Can it wk without amp with sony head unait xav 8000,. Pls ,. And what other opssio. To component
We are not able to research your vehicle to know which speakers can fit into it. But we can still offer a comparison between Pioneer and JBL speakers. JBL typically has a boosted sound. They give a bright sound with lively bass. Pioneer speakers typically offer softer treble, stronger midrange, and fuller sounding bass.
I put those I f150 and LOVED them! I'm currently building a system for my Jeep with infinity speakers. Infinity and JBL are both Harmon and they make amazing speakers!
Awesome!
What year was your F150. What size speaker did you use in the front doors?
@@cesaralvarez9452 2008 xlt
The sixe were advertised as 5x7/6x8. But the actual size was a 5x7 speaker with brackets that could fill 6x8 space. Truck was also a 4 door super crew. Was using a pioneer head unit.
@@cesaralvarez9452 i used 6x8 front and rear with a Fosgate Prime 300 4 Chan and 1 Fosgate 10 driven by a prime 300 Fosgate amp with Alpine head unit. Sounds amazing.
Im running 620s and 930s and the sound is crazy. Very happy, i rather watch movies in my car than at home cause those jbls really make the sound pop
Nice! What do you have powering them?
JBL Stadium GTO 620 what an amazing and powerful sound cannot understand why this discontinue so many good speakers
just bought the component 6.5 and 6x9 for my car and they should be coming today!!! i also bought the stadium 4 channel amp. and i am lucky to have 2 jbl w12 gti mk 2’s in the trunk with the jbl stadium mono block. i and very excited to install these babies!!!
Sounds like an awesome system! Do you still have the factory radio or did you also upgrade to an aftermarket head unit?
Jbl K.A. ! And so does cruthchfield ! I always reccomend Crutchfield on my video reviews
Thank you! We really appreciate that! 🥰
You guys told me the 6x9 Stadium components wouldn't fit my 2018 Jeep GC. Glad I didn't listen! They are excellent speakers and with the midrange added, my sound is awesome!
Awesome for sure! Enjoy!
I have a set of JBL 960C installed. But i want to add a mid range. Any model from the stadium family will work? I´m looking the Stadium 22S model
The JBL Stadium 22S would be an excellent choice to add a custom midrange to your setup. You will need an aftermarket amplifier for power when adding more speakers. The Stadium 22S comes with a crossover included and can handle up-to 50-watts RMS.
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I can't find any reviews for these speakers anywhere. Any one running the component setup
I have JBL stadium 62 CF with JBL stadium 22S using them as 3 ways. This setup need a good amp. I previously had JBL club 602cpt. The cpt has amazing sound and don't need a lot of power as the Stadium, but Stadium in 3 ways sound a way better.
Hi. In my 2000 Honda CRV i am currently running the old school JBL MS62C 2way component for my active front stage and it's amazing. Each speaker gets 100wRMS from a pioneer GM-D8604 amp.
The tweeters although being inverted titanium domes do an amazing job and surprisingly has ZERO harshness or sibilance, and this component's detail has the most natural presentation among all the sets i have tried.
I would like to know which of the newer JBL or Infinity component lineup has the same type of response characteristics as the MS62C as i am planning to try a new set. You guys are great!! Thank you in advance.
The Stadiums do offer similar performance and sound quality. JBL has moved from the titanium to the aluminum dome tweeters.
Hi. i have one question. Can I install gto 20m mids with my existing setup with its bandpass crossover? I have rainbow El comps in front n coax in rear running on hertz hcp4. Please reply
It is not possible to add those midrange speakers to the gear you have now. If you seek stronger midrange audio, then it is possible to add a midrange that has a 4 ohm impedance to the amp on the same channels that the front speakers are attached. This link should load a web page with the choices we offer:
[www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/g_445150/Midrange-Speakers.html?fa=1#&nvpair=YCImpedance_(Ohms%29](www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/g_445150/Midrange-Speakers.html?fa=1#&nvpair=YCImpedance_(Ohms%29)|4
What is the most high end speakers for the car ?
Checkout Focal or Audison.
@@brando81 thank you so much.
Focal, Audiofrog, & Morel to name a few! Are you looking for a big speaker upgrade in your vehicle?
Trying to decide between jbl stadium 62CF and the infinity kappa 603cf. I will be running on an AudioControl d4.800 Amp and I like listening to rap, hip hop and rock. I like some bass and mid. Don't want overly bright tweeters. And obviously want extremely good quality with little distortion. Which should I go with? Thanks!
Hi Quintin, the Infinity Kappa 603CF have the sound you're looking for; but will work better with a bit less power. Do you already have the d4.800 Amp?
I have the kappa 603cf in the front and the kappa 6x9 3 way in the rear. You will NOT be disappointed. They get incredibly loud, yet stay incredibly clear with no distortion, it’s like the louder they get, the more clear they are.
Besides the obvious look of the speaker are these at all the same version as the Infinity Kappa? Or are these a "updated version" of the kappa, in any way? Or are they basically the same thing? Very interested thank you!
The JBL lineup definitely has a signature sound that is different from the Kappas, especially in the high frequency delivery. What kind of music are you usually pushing through your speakers?
Hi, getting confuse with JBL's series of speakers. Can you tell the ranking of each JBL series of speakers? from entry level to the top of the line series of speakers?
JBL offers great sounding speakers across their entire line from the intro GX, Concert, and Stage Series to the mid-level Club to their current standout Stadium series. As you go up the line, you get an even better build for even greater fidelity and power handling. Would you like help choosing JBL speakers for a specific vehicle?
@@crutchfield Thank you for the info. Ordered the Club series, Stadium is a little out of budget for now.
You're welcome! Have you had a chance to install them? What do you think of their sound?
@@crutchfield Installed them already, but i think i need an amp, because the sound is almost the same as stock. Maybe the headunit can't power the speakers properly??? Can you recommend a budget but ok amp for this setup? 2 6.5 components and 2 6x9's.
We've got a few choices on smaller, compact amps including this Clarion model which is a good match for JBL Club series speakers:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_020XC2410/item.html
Will the JBL 6×8 stadium speakers fit in a 2006 F-350 lariat? I wasn't sure if the magnet was too big to fit in the door also is there a typical place to put a mid range speaker if your car doesn't currently have one? Perhaps cut into the door panel or dash? Thanks for your time.
Which cab style is your pickup? Are the JBL speakers the Stadium 862CF model?
Typically, midrange speakers are installed in the door, but higher in it than the woofer. We do not research vehicles to know where they might be enough room, but where there is a will, there is a way to make it work! Just may need to build a mount to help hold it in place and cut the door panel so there is an opening for it to play through
Hello, let me first by saying I have used crutchfield since the 80s and won several competitions using components from your company. Now my question is my wife's Jeep has JBL Stadium GTO930's I have custom installed and wanting to add the Stadium GTO 20m's are they compatible? According to the very limited information provided by JBL in 50k languages it does show the 930's as an option for the 20m's but the 930's are not a component system they are 3 way (old school word... triaxle.) 6x9's. Thank you in advance for your help
Thanks for shopping with us! What year and model is the Jeep? What location did you want to put the new speakers into? What do you plan to use for power? Also, we no longer carry the JBL Stadium GTO20M. Would you like help choosing a current model?
Edge driven aluminum dome so... "because the tweeter is aluminum and edge driven it can play lower"? or higher? Saludos!
They can actually be set a bit lower than many other tweeter options.
For hip hop and R&B would you guys recommend these or the Infinity Kappas? I plan running a 3 way component set up. Thanks
Hi Don! What vehicle will you be installing the speakers in? How would you say you like your high frequencies--crisp/bright or warm? Mid-bass will definitely be an important feature as well. 😀
We can help get the right choice for your setup; both sets are excellent!
The infinity will sound softer warmer where the jbl would sound brighter more high pitch and very clear but if you play them too loud for long periods it would cause listening fatigue.
It says it won't fit my 2007 Dodge magnum sxt but a lot of people say the speaker size for the magnums are 6x9 so would they fit or not?
We're glad to check. Which speaker locations are you hoping to add new speakers to? How many factory speakers did your car come with? Did your vehicle come with factory navigation? Thanks!
@@crutchfield Hi, I'm just replacing the speakers currently in it (OEM) There are 4 factory speakes, 1 on each front door and also 1 in the back panels on each side, No navigation, I wanted to get the JBL Stadium 962M all around, I am also planning on buying the Pioneer DMH-W3050NEX Receiver with it! Thanks
The JBL Stadium 6x9"s are not a fit in your 2007 Dodge Magnum. You can use the JBL Stadium 6 1/2" speakers up front and the JBL Club shallow 6 1/2" speakers in the rear. The link below has the speakers and Pioneer radio paired with all the installation gear you will need as well! The package uses the Black dash kit, but we have an option for Silver as well if that is a match to your vehicle's interior.
www.crutchfield.com/I-rXYEc222/cart/EmailCart.aspx?emKey=3425918
@@crutchfield Oh perfect thank you so much you guys are amazing!
Thanks! Glad we could help
JBL Stadium 62CF front/infinity reference 6532ex rear/infinity primus 1270B subwoofer powered by Pioneer GM-DX975 will be a good setup for Genesis coupe?
That equipment is a good match to the amp which helps make it a good system for any vehicle it can fit into. We need more details on your Genesis to check if the speakers can fit into it. What year is yours? Did to come with factory installed navigation? Also, will you be installing an aftermarket radio? Which one will be installed with this gear?
Hello, I have a question. Can I buy just the high resolution tweeters? And if so, where can I buy it?
Hi Diego, what brand and model tweeters are you looking for specifically?
@@crutchfield Hello, I am looking for tweeters capable of playing hi-res music. I am not looking for a specific brand but I am interested in a good brand I accept recommendations and money is not a problem
Got it. What do you plan to use for power? What other speakers will you be using in this system? Did you want to fit these into a specific vehicle?
Well after SoundStream discontinued there SST69 Perhaps the best sounding 6x9 I've ever heard and then further discontinued there Reference Amps I had to go looking for a new company This is why people come back to brands then they discontinue and go cheap I don't get it But I listen to JBL at a event and was surprised I really liked the gto939 and the JBL amps Hmmm ended up going with Zapco and a pioneer prs80
Hey JR what is the difference in sound for a car between JBL stadium vs stage and club. Thanks
Hi Alex, both great models! The Stadiums do offer even better fidelity and detail, especially in regard to the highs.
JBL stadium vs steg leo..which one will be better for factory head unit without amp
Steg Leo is not a brand we carry so we don't have any experience with them or specs; but we can help you choose the best option we carry. What is the year, make, and model of your vehicle? What types of music do you listen to most often?
There aren’t many videos to decide. Should I get the Stadium or the Club SQ?
That depends mainly on the level of output you're hoping for. The Stadium CFs are going to overall sound more clear and accurate than the Clubs and they are made to handle more RMS power. Do you have an amp already picked out??
Are the GTO609c and the 629 consider stadium models?
They are not.
@@crutchfield so then is the club6500 a better option?
We're happy to recommend the best JBL option for your system. What is the year, make and model of your vehicle? Which locations do you want to put new JBL speakers into? What do you plan to use for power?
@@crutchfield I have a 2016 honda accord touring. Just looking to replace the front speakers and keep everything else the same
Thanks, Ahmed. Do you have the coupe or sedan? There is no direct fit for the factory tweeter location; but you should be able to custom fit new tweeters if you make your own brackets. Are you okay with that?
stadium or club, which one is the best in terms of sound quality/clarity?
In a different post on another video that went live right before this one, you listed other models including the Infinity Kappa speakers which will give you better sound clarity than the others. If we limit the list to the two JBL series you mentioned in the post above, the Stadium series is the better of the two for sound clarity.
For the 6x9 962cf stadium component speakers, what stadium amplifier would be paired with it?
JBL only makes one Stadium series amp that technically can work with the 962CF 6x9 component speakers, but it does not produce even half the power those speakers can handle. The better choice is the Stage A6002 found here:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STA602M/item.html
When considering all amp brands, this Rockford Fosgate amp is an excellent match to the 6x9s:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_575P300X2/item.html
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Is it okay that an amplifier provides enough power, but is rated 4ohms that powers 3 ohm system?
An amp that outputs enough power at 4 ohms will likely overpower the speakers when 3 ohm speakers are connected. We do not recommend doing this and instead getting an amp that should provide enough power when presented with a 3 ohm load. That's why the Rockford Fosgate is such a great match as it is expected to give close to or exactly the watts RMS those speakers can handle
On the back of the 3/4 tweeter magnet does it say jbl mine don’t
Do they have the JBL logo printed on the front grille of the tweeter? Were yours purchased from an authorized JBL dealer?
@@crutchfield yes jbl on front grill got them on eBay I talked to jbl they said serial number was good but that was on the box didn’t have actual tweeter on me when I talked to them there was a tag on tweeter wire with same serial number but I’ve bought jbl tweeters before and they had jbl on the back of tweeter but this is my first time buying stadium jbl tweeters
We aren't showing any model info or logo on the back of the tweeters.
@@crutchfield thank u for response
Anytime!
Can bridge two rear 3ohm 6x9’s to a 2ohm amp?? Wouldn’t that be 1.5 ohm load? Worried about the amp
Two 3 ohm speakers wired in parallel will present a 1.5 ohm load to the amp. If the amp is only stable down to 2 ohms, those speakers are expected to overwork the amp. It would be best to connect each of those 6x9's to separate amp channels
*JBL Stadium system, Discontinued....???*
Are you looking for a specific model?
@@crutchfield Yes... JBL Stadium split 2 ways, Coaxial
Thanks! We have Stadium coax models currently. What size do you need? Are you looking to fit them into a specific vehicle?
Narrowed my descision between these and the infinity kappas. If listening mostly to rock and country, which would you suggest? They’ll be supplied with 75w each through a JL amp and paired with a JL 8” micro sub.
We will be happy to help! What speakers do you have now? What changes are you hoping to make to the sound you are getting from them?
@@crutchfield originally planned on using focal k2 powers that I had taken out of my truck only to find they didn’t fit. I liked them although the highs seemed a little too harsh. I’m replacing the factory 6 1/2” with potentially the kappas or the JBL equivalent.
Both models will give you the warmer highs you're looking for. What do you plan to use for power? Are you adding a sub?
@@crutchfield 75 w to each using JL amp along side JL 8” micro sub
Nice! The JBL Stadiums will sound terrific matched to your amp and give you the warmer highs and top notch midrange to even out things with your bass.
merhaba bir alıp sadece midwoofer olarak kullanacağım. hangisinin midwooferı daha başarılı. sertlik, tonlama vb açısından
Hello, we're glad to help. Are you looking to add the midrange to a specific vehicle? What is your exact setup? What do you plan to use for power?
Hi , i purchase 962 c 6x9's , but when i turn the volume up the tweeter stop working or sound very poor, what is the problem?
Hi Bruce, sorry to hear that. What vehicle did you install them into? What speaker location?
Hi , Its 08 acura tsx
Did you install an aftermarket amp to power them? If you did not, the stock amp could be sending frequencies to the tweeter location that the JBL tweeters are built to produce.
@@crutchfield i have an aftermarket amplifier rockford 500.4 75 watts per channel
That should be an ideal match for these speakers. You may want to double check your wiring. And if you got them here, you can also give our Tech Support a call. Their direct number is on your invoice.
Hey, difference between the jbl stadium 620 vs jbl gto 629 ?
The Stadium GTO620 speakers have a lower impedance and are better powered by an amp but they could also produce a fuller sound. Also, with the same power going to each set, the Stadium GTO620 were able to play louder. One thing they have in common is that JBL no longer makes them and we have sold out of all we had of both. The current model is the Stadium 62F which combines the benefits of both models so you can run them on radio power or an amp for great sound all the while still getting the improved frequency range. You can find the Stadium 62F here:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD62F/item.html
Possible to do review on Audison speakers?
We do not currently carry them and dont have access to one to review it. This may change in the future and if it does, we will get a review up on them
Did the stadium ever actually make the 4x6?
We have not ever gotten a JBL Stadium 4x6 speaker. They do make a 4x6 in the Concert and Club lines:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/g_51400/4-x6-Speakers.html?tp=100&fa=1#&nvpair=FFBrand|JBL
Are the better than the Sony ES mobile ? Because I'm thinking of two to buy for upgrading to my car
We will be happy to you choose between them. To get started, what is the year, make, and model of your vehicle? What speakers are installed into it now?
@@crutchfield I have a toyota rav4 2020 without jbl sound system? I'm looking for full system to install so
Do you want to replace all the factory speakers? What do you plan to use for power?
@@crutchfield yes the front end rear? I like to have a good power not big but good. Maybe I will change the unit to because I don't like this navigation system
We do not have the ability to install either into your Rav4. They are too tall to fit behind the stock grille in the door panels. We do have other speakers that can fit it and will be happy to recommend a system. We need to get an idea of the sound you seek and have a couple questions to help.
What are your two most favorite music genres?
Do you leave the bass and treble unadjusted (at 0)? If not, what levels do you typically set each at?
Do you have any other preferences that we should keep in mind?
Can you suggest a speaker set for Toyota prado 2022 model.
Hello, thanks for reaching out. Sorry, we have not researched your vehicle. That means we have no fit or installation items for it.
So you are saying if I have a Kenwood head unit that's 4-8 ohms I can run JBL 3 ohm speakers and it will be fine and don't have to worry about any heat problem?
Because this is the only thing holding me back from buying JBL as I love their stuff. But thinking I have to match the system perfectly
Yes, once you factor in the wiring, you can use the JBLs matched to your receiver with good results.
@@crutchfield it's factory wiring. Not sure what you mean there.
Factory wiring is typically smaller gauge wire that adds enough resistance to the speaker's ohms to make radios see around 4 ohms.
Disculpa que amplificador recomiendas para las stadium962c 6x9
Hola! Gracias por comunicarse con Crutchfield. Para mejor ayudarle a encontrar el amplificador que mejor se adapte a su sistema de audio, le recomiendo que nos llame al 1-800-653-0992 ya que tendríamos algunas preguntas para usted.
Why don't u sell jbl speakers in Canada?
The short version is that we have not yet become an authorized vendor for JBL in Canada. That is one of our guarantees so we have elected to not sell them. That may change in the future and if it does, you will see them on our site
Could you please tell me between JBL stadium 62CF and Sony ES mobile component which is the bast for crystal clear sound plus deep and punchy bass?
Both great options! Are you still planning to use your radio only for power? What is the year, make, and model of your vehicle?
@@crutchfield Hi thanks for the reply, I have new Toyota Hyryder 2022 make in India. I would like to keep the factory head unit but okay to put an Amplifier. If I go for the JBL stadium 62CF which amplifier should I use is another question. Can I use Sony XM GS4 4 channel amp or JBL Dsp amp 2544. What is your suggestion.
We don't have information on your vehicle to offer a recommendation on how to get the audio out of it and into a new amp. We do know that the Sony XM-GS4 amp definitely is a good match to the JBL Sadium 62CF speakers!
@@crutchfield Thanks a lot for your reply. I have already gone for the Sony ES with GS4 :) . As I was a little confused on the 3 ohm impedance match to an amp. Anyway it is really good 😊. The only issue I see is the installer didn't add a fuse on power cable coming from Battery and didn't put Hi low converter... He is saying Hi Low converter not required...I got confused on this
The Sony XM-GS4 does have speaker-level inputs so your installer should have been able to install it without a LOC. As to the fuse, you will want to check with your installer directly to verify what was done there instead. Enjoy!
my car only has spaces for the tweeters and the woofer i am thinking of using the 62 cf in the front and the 52 cf in the back as the cut out i can see in the grill is smaller than the one in the front doors. i have a passive subwoofer in the trunk which is more than enough for my needs
Nice choice! What do you plan to use to power them?
@@crutchfield right now my car has a beats audio system from factory with an amp. And if it should make enough power it stays otherwise I will replace it with a More powerful one.
@@crutchfield my head unit cant be changed as most of my cars functions are controlled by it. But its already a Nice Big Touchscreen with Car Play
What is the year, make, and model of your vehicle?
@@crutchfield I drive a 2018 Seat Leon FR with the Beats Audio Sound System
Are these speakers better than the JBL Stage 3?
Both great models! The JBL's Stadium series does offer an even better build and greater power handling.
I have the JBL 4505 amp, will these be compatible with it?
Yes, your JBL MA4505 will power these well.
Hi, i want to change my 165mm speakers from my car with the stadium 62f so i need 4 speakers in total do i need a ampflier or can it run without it so yes will there be a diff with or without a amp in sound quality?
The JBL speakers have a high sensitivity so they can play well even when they are getting low power like that which a radio outputs. However, some vehicles need 2 ohm speakers to even get the same power from the stock system as the stock speakers pulled from it. We are happy to check the details we have for your vehicle. What is the year, make, and model of it?
@@crutchfield I have already contacted you via the website and I am very satisfied with the fast and helpful service. Thank you anyway for the information you gave me!
You're certainly welcome! 🙂
Is stadium series better than premium?
We don't have information on a "Premium" speaker series from JBL. Did you perhaps mean their "Club" or "Concert" series? Or a different brand perhaps?
Hello I got jbl stadium 962m 6x9 speakers and the stadium 62fs for my 2014 Corolla. What would be the best tweeter option to pair with those speakers and what amp by jbl should I get to pair with the setup ?
Typically, tweeters would only be added to those models if you wanted extra strong treble and it would be the JBL Stadium 192T tweeter that is best added as it matches the tweeters in the other drivers. It can be found here:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD192/item.html
JBL makes one amp that could run the this setup:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109DSP4086/item.html
If you prefer a more balanced sound, then we recommend exchanging the Stadium 62F speakers for the Stadium 62FC component speakers as they come with the separate tweeters. These component speakers can be found here:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD62C/item.html
The Stadium 4 amp can run the 6x9 speakers with the 62FC component speakers:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_109STAD4M/item.html
What’s the difference between the 62F speakers and the 62FC speakers, I’ve tried looking for videos or something explaining the differences but I’ve had no luck.
The 62FC speakers are component speakers which means it has a tweeter that is separate from the woofer (separate parts or separate components) while the 62F tweeters are built into the woofer (not separated like they are in the component set). This design difference makes the 62FC are a better replacement in vehicles that that have a separate stock location for a tweeter.
Would the 62F speakers with the tweeters built in still be good for my car with the 192T tweeter, just not as much base ? Or does the 62FC speakers sound better.
I appreciate the feedback and advice I did purchase my 962m 6x9 off your guy’s website
don’t know much of speakers what’s the difference from the Stage3 JBL vs Stadium JBL
The Club series gives a bit beefier sound than the Stage3 series producing lower bass while still getting a bit louder volume level and can even handle a bit more power.
@@crutchfield how do the club series compare to GTO939?
All great sounding models. The Clubs are closer to the GTOs.
Is the 754 amp a good match for 62cf and 62f speakers?
Hi John Paul, great speaker choices! Are you asking a
bout the Sound Ordnance M75-4 amp?
@@crutchfield it's the jbl club a754 amp
The JBL Club A754 amp is an excellent match for the two speaker models you listed!
So these speakers are 3ohm
What dobi hook them up to amp as 2ohm or 4ohm?
Since most amps do not require any switching for impedance, you can connect these JBL Stadium speakers just like always! You may get a little bit more power out of your amp than the 4-ohm advertised numbers, due to the JBL's lower 3-ohm impedance so make sure to pair wattage-wise for somewhere in between your amps 2-ohm and 4-ohm power numbers to be on the safe side. If you are using a properly paired amplifier with the JBL Stadiums, they sound absolutely incredible!
@@crutchfield awesome thank you for the reply 👍👍💥💯💥
You're welcome! We are glad we could help
Very nice
Are stadiums beter then club series
Both good models. The Stadiums do have an even better build for greater fidelity and power handling.
I am using mobile phone ringer speaker in place of tweeters
Are these in the top 5 6x9's?
There is no top 5 list that has the sound everyone wants. But we will be happy to discuss your goals and the application to give you a personal recommendation and if they would be in the top contenders for the recommendation we give. Let's start with the year, make, and model of your vehicle? Also, what radio and speakers are currently installed into it?
@@crutchfield 2021 Chevy Silverado 1500..ds18..I was think about quality so I had my mind towards jl Audi
JL is terrific too. What do you plan to use for power? Do you have the crew cab? Did it come with Bose or bucket seats?
@@crutchfield it is a crew cab and came with bose..as far as power I'm using the kicker cx80001 something it's a great amp it's 1800w and it hits hard..I went with the JL audio c2's and it sound excellent right now thx
Nice choice on the C2s, Jay! Enjoy!
Wow nice
Jbl good sounds quality
How do they compare to JBL systems in Toyota Cars as of 2020?
You'll get better power handling and fidelity with the aftermarket speakers.
Hi i am looking to install speakers in my Honda crv 2013 with Sony es series , but after looking at ur video i am thinking with Jbl stadium series also ,, what do h recommend
These are great speakers! How many speakers did your CRV come with? Which ones did you want to replace? Did you want to use your radio for power or add an amp?
@@crutchfield , it has 4 speakers stock and front tweeters and stock radio ,i had bought teyes cc3 unit to replace factory stock
Sounds good! Are you planning to add an amplifier into the system or use the new head unit? What kind of music do you normally listen to?
Hi.
It's Better than new pioneer TS v 170,.
Both are definitely nice sets of speakers! What kind of music do you listen to, and what vehicle would they be going in?
@@crutchfield thaxx f Repaly ,. In Hyundai crita I love lession SQ ,. Can it wk without amp with sony head unait xav 8000,. Pls ,. And what other opssio. To component
We are not able to research your vehicle to know which speakers can fit into it. But we can still offer a comparison between Pioneer and JBL speakers. JBL typically has a boosted sound. They give a bright sound with lively bass. Pioneer speakers typically offer softer treble, stronger midrange, and fuller sounding bass.
@@crutchfield thaxx f Repaly
You're welcome! If you need anything further, please let us know.
I may get some of these😅
Does the kit come with speaker grills?
Grilles are not included with all of them. Which models did you have in mind?
Will the JBL Club A754 power 4 stadium gto 620?
It's a tad too much power for those speakers. Do you already have the speakers? Would you like help choosing another amp to match?