JBL amp and speaker output question

I cant find anything ive been searching and searching.....
so I blew my front passenger speaker.
i want to replace the speakers with after market and use the factory amp.
I want to know the rms per channel the ohms to each speaker
and the cross overs of each channel

 

Buy your speakers from Crutchfield and they'll tell you all you need to know. I have used their tech line multiple times (in one day even) for the head unit/amp/speaker install on my Tacoma and they were extremely helpful and knowledgeable.

If you go to their site and input your vehicle, it will give you "will fit" suggestions for everything. The only thing I noticed a discrepancy on was the head units. Many times it will show it won't fit but they will.

 

i know what fits. its the output and freq. of the amp is what i want to know. because the amp has built in cross overs if i just throw a speaker in it it could sound worse than factory

 

I was trying to tell you to buy the speakers from them and then consult their tech support. The other I wrote was extra information if needed.

 

It's hard enough to find how many watts the OEM headunit puts out, you're not gonna find the internal roll off or crossover points....if there even are any.

Your best bet is to find the most efficient speakers you can, nothing that needs 100W to get loud, no five pound magnets and heavy pulp cones.

Look at the sensitivity rating of the speakers, higher the number the better for use with a factory setup.

 

All speakers are 2ohm, system will only support 2 ohm.

 

yeah its just finding a mid range woofer 6x9 with a 2 ohm rating i hate this jbl bullshit. i miss my first gen lol plug and play i wish i could find what i need to be in the ball park

 

JBL makes better 2ohm then what comes in our truck.

 

Search function on here there are few write ups on here.

 

Did you see my post with links here?

JBL Speaker Upgrade

 

Great write up...

 

alright! so the rear speakers are two way? and they work fine? the fronts are which woofer in your spoiler list? did you ditch the tweeters it came with? i have so many questions because it just pictures. thank you!

 

I replaced everything using the PAC AmpPro so I can't help finding something plug and play, but I still have my OEM JBLs if you want to throw something in there temporarily

 

i might take you up on that. but if @RyanDCLB used the factory amp and replaced all speaker and is happy i might go that route. how much would you want for them i only need the fronts

 

That's definitely a better route, just wanted to offer something to replace it for now while you plan it out and do it right. I had them listed for $20 in my garage sale thread. If you ever drive down south or want to figure out shipping, they're all yours

 

The rears are full-spectrum and sound awesome! The fronts are the Infinity 6x9 woofer but we confirmed the JBL speakers are the exact same thing. Alternatively, a 6" adaptor and the less expensive 6" component woofer might be used in place of the 6x9. I still have the Infinity tweeters and crossovers, but I'm not sure if I'm going to install them in the "sail panel" or not. If I did, I'd daisy-chain off the tweeters in the dash, and probably use the crossover to eliminate any mid-frequency. We still need to dynomat the inside of the woofer cover, door panels, and doors, because this system hits hard. The stock eq can be dialed in a bit, and Spotify adds a custom eq too. GL!

 

so the coaxial rear hits the high notes. cause i know this amp is freaking weird. basically its sending full range or atleast 500hz-15khz to where it works. the front only sees to about 500hz and below from what ive read

 

Rear door speakers are full range. I could sit back there all day long.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Infinity-KAP...gid=pla-653559497229&ref=&adgrpid=58883019101

what about this? the sensitivity on the rears are better same woofers

 

I was looking at that set too. I'm no car audio expert, but I think you'll be fine with them.