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Does your truck come with the Bose premium sound system? Mine sounded a little muddled when I first got it. Played around with the audio control a little and now it sounds very good. 

 

Assume this is the reason you're looking at dash speaker replacements?

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I do have the Bose system. A friend said the tweeter on the Pioneer dash speakers don't play. He bought two sets. Returned both. 

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On 12/4/2023 at 8:26 PM, traderfjp said:

Anyone try Pioneer TS-A709 for dash speakers? They look interesting.

I used tsa706 for the from dash they do great in my 2023 

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13 hours ago, Mshawn said:

My apologies I did get the TS-A709 pioneers for dash speakers. They are 4 ohm. 

 

 

Does the door chime and turn signals sound OK with the Pioneers?

Heard others complain about it with aftermarket speakers. 

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On 12/7/2023 at 6:26 AM, traderfjp said:

You can hear the highs? The tweeter works?

Yes makes the whole system better but you’ll want to ad an amp later. 

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I didn’t use the kenwoods kfc -x2c but I hear a lot of good reviews from guy with our trucks. I’m going to order them and do a comparison. The door speakers , kenwood KFC 6696s are awesome in the front doors lot of bass and very clear highs and mids 

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On 12/7/2023 at 4:47 AM, Mshawn said:

I used tsa706 for the from dash they do great in my 2023 

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My apologies these are pioneer tsa 709. Yes they are very good

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1 hour ago, Mshawn said:

Yes if you do not use the inline crossover!

 

If you do use the crossover do you loose those sounds?

I see Crutchfield is out of stock.....bummer. I have points I can use there.....

 

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1 hour ago, Mshawn said:

I didn’t use the kenwoods kfc -x2c but I hear a lot of good reviews from guy with our trucks. I’m going to order them and do a comparison. The door speakers , kenwood KFC 6696s are awesome in the front doors lot of bass and very clear highs and mids 

That's a great idea. I woukd think the Pioneer speakers woukd be more go higher and sound brighter.

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