🎶 Upgrade your commute with bass that commands attention!
The KICKER CS Series CSC68 6x8 inch car speakers deliver powerful 75-watt output with extended voice coil technology for deep bass and clear highs. Their compact design fits most vehicles, supported by durable materials that resist heat and UV damage. Perfect for professionals seeking a premium audio upgrade that blends performance with sleek installation.
Input Voltage | 12 Volts |
Mounting Type | Car Mount,Coaxial |
Model Name | 46CSC684 |
Speaker Type | Coaxial |
Special Feature | Radio |
Recommended Uses For Product | Volume |
Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Controller Type | Remote Control |
Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 2.0 |
Color | Black |
Included Components | 2 x Speaker |
Product Dimensions | 7"D x 15"W x 12"H |
Item Weight | 4 Pounds |
Impedance | 4 Ohm |
Is Waterproof | FALSE |
Warranty Type | Limited |
Number of Items | 2 |
Control Method | Touch |
Speaker Size | 6 Inches |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Woofer Diameter | 6 Inches |
Tweeter Diameter | 0.5 Inches |
Vehicle Service Type | Select Cars, Truck, & SUVs |
Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
Audio Driver Size | 6 Inches |
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
Connectivity Protocol | Coaxial |
Includes MP3 player? | No |
Number Of Circuits | 1 |
Series Number | 300 |
UPC | 713034088387 026591542262 |
Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00713034088387 |
Manufacturer | Kicker |
Item Weight | 4 pounds |
Item model number | CSC684 (46CSC684) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | 46CSC684 |
Special Features | Radio |
Wattage | 75 watts |
M**G
Great sound great price
Sound great and the price is great! Fit perfectly in a 2006 for ranger
O**N
Great Affordable Upgrade
fits perfect in my 2000 f150, good clear volume
A**.
Best replacement for stock systems
The speakers are a nice addition to my truck. The speakers have cleaned up the mid and hi end sections of my truck's audio system. The head unit is an aftermarket Kenwood unit, no amp or any other additional items.The head unit made a big difference although the Kicker speakers have upped the ante, raising the bar adding a larger surface area over the stock speakers. Help with the higher bass spectrum is evident. The added cone surface area allows clarity to the upper bass, mid-bass, mids and hi's.The charity allows a separation of the various frequencies. The replacement speakers are a nice addition to the front doors of the vehicle.The trucks stock subwoofer has be come much more noticeable and for some reason it too seems to have cleared up.I am pleased with the new additions and now am thinking of the possibility of replacing the rear door speakers with a set of Kicker 6x9's for additional depth to my humbled system. I listen to mainly heavy metal, classic rock, with various other styles of music. I enjoy a very thick but clear guitar crunch such as Heathen (Breaking the Silence), Anthrax (State of Euphoria/ Got the Time) to Melody Gardot (If I tell you I Love You), Caro Emerald (Liguid Lunch), among other styles.🤘🤓
J**.
Good sound
I forgot to order an adapter and because of that I had to cut off the vehicle’s plug. Otherwise it was easy to install, looks sturdy, fits in f150, performs well, and sounds good. I’d say that they offer a crisp tone and a good bang for your buck.
D**A
Great bargain! But...
These speakers sound amazing. The mids and highs are clear, and they have just enough lows to give you a good kick. However, I strongly suggest that you pair them with an amp that can handle 50 to 65 watts per channel. I personally paired them with a KICKER 46CXA3604T amp since I purchased 4 (2 pairs) to replace the stock speakers on a 2005 F150. I used a very cheap unit that was rated at 25w per channel, and they sounded fair. However, the difference was day and night once I powered them by the Kicker amp. You can get a more powerful amp, but I'd say save the money on a bigger amp and invest in bringing in a sub and a 2nd amp if you want to go louder. I am a home audio expert (not car audio) and I stand by my claim that you can't go louder than 50 watts without incorporating a dedicated subwoofer to handle the low frequency. Otherwise, you'll just have a very unbalanced loud sound that becomes annoying to listen to after 100 watts of sound, which is what I did.
A**R
lil bump
quick ship, fit well, good speakers
R**Y
Blown after 6 months
Installed in my 2014 f150. Volume usually no higher than 50 percent. Now one is blown after 6 months
D**S
Waste of time. Go for quality!
First off, I've never liked kicker speakers. Speaking off subwoofers. Garbage brand if you ask me. I thought I'd give the door speakers a chance and it didnt change my mind the slightest. For mids and highs they work pretty good. Clear sound. No bass what so ever. The bass in my blown stock speakers sounded better than these. If you want quality go with something different. I reccomend Rockford fosgate. The only reason I got these kickers was to save 30 bucks. I ended up returning these and getting what I originally wanted, Rockford.Spend the lil extra and get quality. Dont waste your time.