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Front View larger Infinity Kappa 682.11cf 5"x7"/6"x8" 2-way car speakers Item #: 10868211CF In Stock 55 Reviews Free Installation gear for most cars Your price: $179.99 pair Earn up to 180 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Does it fit my car? Select your car Find what fits your car ----- Please select a year ----- ----- Please select a make ----- ----- Please select a model ----- ----- Please select a body ----- ----- Please select an option ----- Loading... Will that piece of gear fit your car? We've climbed into thousands of vehicles to find out. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 180 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by John Pollard Legendary sound Infinity's Kappa Series 682.11i 5"x7"/6"x8" speakers continue in the tradition of this legendary line of speakers, offering rugged construction and impressive sound quality. Once installed, these speakes will bring out every nuance and detail in your favorite music tracks, making time spent in your car seem more like a concert than a commute. Large soft dome tweeters If you're looking for natural-sounding high frequencies, Infinity uses edge-driven 1" soft dome tweeters in this system. The "edge-driven" design creates a larger tweeter that handles more power and delivers smooth response way down into midrange frequencies not covered by smaller "W"-shaped domes. You'll hear a more clearly defined soundstage where you can picture the placement of every instrument. Infinity's UniPivot design allows you to aim each tweeter toward your ears, so you enjoy excellent stereo imaging even if the speakers are mounted way down low in your doors. Each tweeter also features a level control switch so you can boost the brightness to your taste. Glass fiber woofer with Plus One+ technology If you like bass, the Kappa glass fiber woofer holds its shape when the power's cranked up, so you still get punchy and defined bass. Glass fiber weighs less than traditional materials, so you don't need a ton of power to drive this woofer. Infinity's Plus One+ woofer technology extends the cone right up to the edge of the basket, giving you more surface area than with most comparable speakers. A bigger cone means more bass to complement the superior high-frequency response. Great for any system These 2-ohm speakers are sensitive enough that you can power them with an aftermarket stereo, but you'll get your best results feeding them plenty of power from an outboard amp — up to 100 watts RMS. Grilles are not included — factory grilles are appropriate for most installations. Product Highlights:5"x7"/6"x8" 2-way car speakersPlus One+ glass-fiber woofer cone with hi-roll rubber surround1" edge-driven, soft dome tweeter2-ohm impedancepower range: 5-100 watts RMS (300 watts peak power)frequency response: 40-25,000 Hzsensitivity: 94 dBtop-mount depth: 2-3/8"warranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why replace your car's original speakers? The speakers that originally came in your car were made from inexpensive materials, designed to create acceptable sound at the lowest possible cost to the manufacturer. If you love music, you deserve better. Name-brand aftermarket speakers deliver fuller, richer sound with considerably more detail and nuance, and they're capable of playing louder and cleaner than factory speakers. Connect new speakers to your factory radio and you'll get the best possible sound from your dealer-equipped system. Pair them up with a new car stereo for a level of enjoyment that can rival a high-fidelity home audio experience.
2010 f150 Written By xxlucky1, Salina KS on Wednesday, April 29, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installation was very straight forward. I was really expecting more for the money. I have always been a dedicated kicker supporter. Against my better judgement I deviated from what I've always used and went with the internet's advice. Infinity had a well rounded review backing. Perhaps everyone else knows something I don't. I've always ran aftermarket head units with the sync system from ford I wanted to maintain those features but increase the terrible sound quality. The clarity is a modest advance at best. Low ends are decent at low volumes but get distorted quickly. Mids and highs are cleared in comparison to stock. To be fair, I'm comparing this review to my previous vehicle with an aftermarket head unit 750 watt mids and highs amp and two 12's on a 2800 class D. Granted I wasn't expecting like results. But for someone that can appreciate the radio cranked I was the least bit impressed with the quality these speakers deliver. With amps and aftermarket HU's sure I'm sure they are okay. But for the average guy that wants to simply improve the quality all around I don't know that these speakers are worth the money. Not on a stock set up.
Great factory replacement Written By James C., Iowa on Friday, April 17, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great replacement for the stock Sony speakers in my F150. Even without an additional amp, just the Sony "700w" amp, the clarity on these blows the stock speakers out of the water. Pros: Easy to install Great sound Cons: None
Infinity Kappa Written By chris F, North Carolina on Sunday, April 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my second set of these for the rear doors of my 05 F150. They sound amazing and being able to reduce treble with the button is a great feature. Now that I have these on all four corners driven by my pioneer head unit it sounds fantastic. Highly recommend these! Pros: crisp highs and enough bass to make the system sound great. Cons: none I've experienced
Excellent Upgrade Written By J.Nez, Phoenix, AZ. on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Merry Christmas to me! Purchased these as a BOGO special for cyber Monday special because I needed 4 speakers for 4 doors. Installed these in my 2006 F-150 Reg Cab. Big difference over factory. Radio is great but CD playback is excellent! But looking to install a amp and a new double din to finish my full upgrade. I can hear lows and highs very clearly, base is good but once I get the amp installed should bring out the full potential in the speakers. Crutchfield says it wouldn't fit my vehicle without some custom modification, stated the tweeter is too high but it installed without any issues in all four doors without any modification. Excellent Upgrade. PS. Customer Service was great also! Pros: Great replacement speakers, great sound. Cons: Waited to long to replace my factory stock speakers.
Great Factory Replacement Written By Brandon M, Texas on Monday, January 26, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just installed these in my 2011 Ford Escape Limited with premium sound package. Great replacement for factory door speakers. Now I have richer mids and lows are a little better. I was originally considering the Rockford Fosgate Punch, but a Crutchfield Rep advised me I would be happier with speakers with a higher dB, in this case 94 dB, since I didn't plan on replacing anything but the door speakers. After seeing some other reviews, I really want to upgrade my head unit and factory wiring to really make these speakers sound like they should. I am happy with the result. Pros: Great factory replacement. Like the rotating tweeter! Perfect fit! Cons: None
Great Speakers Written By Robert M, California on Wednesday, December 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought these on a BOGO special because I intended to spend about $200.00 total on the four speakers which meant I was going to get lower quality speakers. I paid 179.00 for the first pair and received the second pair free. Installing them in my 2000 Ford F-150 Super Cab was very easy. I Googled how to remove the door panels and was surprised how easy that was. I received the adapters to hook these to the factory wiring harness which made the installation very easy as well. The only thing I had to do was cut off the spade connectors since the Infinity speakers use a screw in wire connector. After I finished installing the new head unit I was ready to try out the new system. I paired these speakers with a Pioneer DEH-X6700BT head unit which is the exact same unit I put in my 1957 Porsche Speedster. I was very impressed with the sound quality from these speakers. I expected good sound from the Infinity speakers and they delivered. The bass is decent for a 5X7 speaker and the highs are very crisp which I like. I can turn these up to a decent volume without distorting them which makes listening to my favorite songs really nice. These are definitely not component speakers but neither did I buy these to be that. I bought these to be replacements for my factory in-door speakers and for that purpose they are performing better than expected. I would recommend these to anyone looking for a very nice replacement speaker for their poor performing factory speakers. Pros: Great sound Easy to install Well built speakers Cons: None so far
Great sound Written By Daniel, Manteca, ca on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, tweeters can become too bright, make sure door is sealed or bass can get sloppy. Pros: Good bass and treble, good build quality Cons: Price
Good speakers for the money Written By Jeff, Wooster, OH on Friday, December 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed 2 pair of these in my 2012 Ford Escape Limited with SYNC system. The speakers have good mid-range and sound better than the flimsy factory speakers. I think these will really shine with additional amplifier power though. The factory system just doesn't do them justice. This was the first step in the plan to upgrade the entire system and hopefully the Infinity's will really slam with some decent power. Pros: Easy to install. Excellent build quality. I like the screw down terminals for the wires. A nice feature is that you can rotate the tweeter to a more desirable angle also. The sound is good but will most likely be a lot better with added power. Cons: Really need a power amp or a decent head unit to reach their full potential.
Great Sound! Written By That Dave Guy, Illinois on Sunday, December 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I just installed 4 of these in my 2013 Ford Taurus (1 in each door) and what a difference! The factory speakers had muddy bass and no clear high end. By contrast, the Infinity Kappa's produce clear, crisp sounds throughout the entire range of what the factory HU can provide. Replacing the factory speakers with nearly any 1/2-way decent product will make an improvement, but these Infinity's knocked it out of the park - and the ball still hasn't landed! The Ford radio has a 3-channel equalizer (low, mid, high). With the factory speakers there was no good setting, just varying degrees of mediocre. By contrast, I now have the low set to neutral (neither adding nor subtracting), the mid set to +1, and the high set to +2. I also have the balance & fade set slightly to the back and right. I still plan to install amps and a DSP as these speakers will benefit from additional power and a better signal. Pros: Excellent sound; the set-screw wire connectors are a very nice touch; the bottom mount adapter rings allow the Kappa's to match the thickness of the factory speakers; perfect fit! Cons: You kiddin' me?! These things ROCK!
Excellent replacement for mustang Written By Ian, United States on Wednesday, December 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced the factory door speakers on 2014 mustang with shaker and navigation. Had to get different mounts. I got the mounts from the Ford dealership. Mounts are pretty cheap. Just call them up, tell them what you're doing and they know exactly what you need. The new sound from these speakers will be lots better than the oem. Louder, clearer, you'll feel like you're in a concert hall. They work great with the stock door subs. The oem door speakers are 2 ohm as are these Infinity's. The rears are 3 ohm. I measured them with a fluke meter. The replacement mounts, you'll have to cut out some of the holding tabs with some dykes and use slightly longer screws. I have a pair of infiniti reference on back order for the rear deck.
Infinity Kappa 682.11cf Written By SoLo, Omaha on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Big improvement over stock F150 speakers. Easy install with included adapter cables. Pros: Sound great Cons: probably could use an amp to really make them sing
Speakers f-150 platinum Written By Dbt, Defiance ohio on Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awsome speakers, i have the sony system and they blow them away. Pros: They rock. Well worth the $. Easy to put in Cons: None. Abstly none.
Former Infinity lover Written By LoverofgreatQA, Fort Wayne, IN on Tuesday, July 08, 2014 I dunno, maybe it boils down to personal preference, but these speakers in my mind fall way short of Infinity's older line of speakers. I had 4 (5x7's) of Infinity's old titanium dome tweeter aluminum woofer design speakers, and they produced way better mids and highs than these do. These speakers to me, sound like factory no tweet speakers just amplified. There is no crispness to the highs, at all. You might as well not have any tweeters. Like I said, it might boil down to personal preference, but soft tweeters do not sound good to me, especially when you pair with a good pair of sub-woofers and amp. You need some good quality highs that are loud and crisp to balance some good bass. I have two of Infinity's top of the line subs that I am now trying to find a replacement for, because their subs stink now as well. They sounded good for 6 months, but now they are blown and sound like crap. Sad to say, Infinity's older aluminum coned subs were way better too. I had them for 6 years and they always sounded the same, awesome! Their subs are crap now too. I loved my Kenwood deck, with my Infinity speakers, and subs, but they redesigned and went totally downhill. I still have my old pair of Infinity 5x7's in my front doors because they sounded too good to get rid of. Now I thought about replacing them, but no one even makes a speaker as good with a titanium tweeter. This is a huge step back if you ask me, come on get it together car audio manufacturers! Pros: Fit great, look great Cons: Lackluster sound, no brightness to the highs. Good quality bass will drown these things out.
crystal clear Written By buckman, frankfort,il on Monday, July 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) beautiful sound Pros: loud as heck Cons: none
The difference is night and day Written By John, Tomball, Tx on Thursday, July 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed these in my 2009 Ford F -150 Supercab, both front and back doors. Over the past few months I have researched many different speakers and had asked a lot of questions of the advisors at Crutchfield. I finally decided on these speakers when they went on sale, but after I installed them, I would have paid twice the price. Eventually I intend to upgrade the entire system, having talked with an advisor I started with the speakers, I can't believe the difference in quality of sound that this one upgrade has made. From rich bass to astonishingly clear high range all without flattening out as the volume increases, these speakers deliver, I cannot say enough good things about them. Along with their wide range of knowledge about all things high fidelity, Crutchfield's installation guide made the job of swapping the factory speakers for the upgrades so easy, it took me less than two hours. Between Infinity's top quality products and Crutchfield's knowledgeable and friendly staff, there is no reason why you have to suffer with inferior car audio. I can't wait to get the rest of the system upgraded. Pros: Awesome sound, easy installation, very reasonable price, awesome sound. Cons: I didn't buy them sooner
2006 Ford Mustang GT Written By SlyIcer, Napa, CA on Tuesday, July 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm very happy with the sound of these speakers. I replace the two in the door and the two in the rear deck. Much better highs and lows than stock. Pros: They do fit in the front door but you have to cut out the plastic alignments tabs for the stock speakers. I used a dremel and cut them out in less than a minute. All the screw holes lined up as well. Cons: none for me
Excellent sound for stock radio Written By CmikeC99, Ohio on Friday, June 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed these in a 2012 F-150. They were direct fit replacements for stock. I used the treble boost and replaced all four doors at the same time. I really like the sync hands free calling so I elected not to replace my HU. I think the sound is really good for not using amplifiers or any other signal processing. I do plan to replace the tweeters in the "a-pillars" in the future and I think this will help as well. Be sure to purchase banana connectors for the screw in terminals as the OEM adapters sent by Crutchfield are spade connectors. I just cut them off and added the banana connectors. For as simple a process as this was, I think the sound improvement for the money is well spent! Pros: Sound quality, treble enhancement, direct fit Cons: Screw in connectors, not spades
Love them, great sound! Written By MikeH, Tampa, FL on Saturday, June 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound great in my 03 PT Cruiser they fit and work amazing! Just what the car needed. Recommend! Pros: Sound, easy install, nothing bad!
Sounds great! Written By Becho61, Sierra Vista, AZ on Saturday, May 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed these in my 2013 F150 in the front - they sound great. I plan on replacing the rear speakers I bought with this pair because they sound superior. Look great, sound great, and easy to install, what more can you ask for? Pros: Quality and ease of installation Cons: None so far!
Big improvement over the stock factory speakers! Written By WayneM, South St Paul, MN on Saturday, May 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The factory speakers in my 2013 Ford Edge sounded terrible. The Infinity Kappa 682.11cf made the factory system sound much better. Using the Bojo Trim Panel Tools helped remove the door panels, so I recommend them as well. Pros: Improved Clarity and bass. Cons: None.
Better than expected Written By Brian, Texad on Monday, May 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I put these in my F150 and they sound great. I put them in the frt and rear doors and they scream. Pros: Compact with high quality dound Cons: None yet
Crutchfield excellence! Written By Steve W, San Diego, CA on Monday, May 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Not only was the Crutchfield website able to pick the perfect speakers to fit my 2003 F-150 but the installation instructions made the install quick and easy. WOW! What an improvement over the factory speakers. Pros: Having the Crutchfield experts help with selection and installation. Cons: None
Infinity 5x7 Kappa Written By The Ace of Basd, Bel Air, MD on Friday, April 25, 2014 Putting 5x7 coax in the stock location of a ford van. Running 50-70watts to them off a new Alpine f300 and a Kenwood double din with Xm. I tried the Polk dbs, the Kenwood Excelon and the Jl audio but it wasn't until I found the Kappas was I able to seamlessly meet the alpine Type R 12" sub I had in the back. The Kappas go low enough and really kick so that it feels like I have all my bass in front of me. And the swivel tweeter allowed me to play with different positions until I finally got my soundstage up on top the dash instead of sounding like it was coming from the sides like the other speakers. They really are a quality product with a lot of versatility and great sound. I liken them to a set of $400 Boston Acoustic components I used to have. But those needed 300 watts and the infinitys only need 75.
Good sounds Written By g man, Plainfield il on Saturday, April 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are a great improvement over factory speakers. I installed them in my 2013 f 150 super crew. The speakers sound great with the sync radio. ...Good Sounds !! Pros: Fit perfectly in factory cut outs. Excellent feature is the adjustable angle of the tweeter . It allows the highs to travel at a 30 degree angle to listening level. Cons: None yet.
Infinity Kappa 5x7s Written By Raptor Nine, Fort Collins, CO on Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Excellent speakers. I have these installed in an '03 Ford Ranger Super Cab and they rock! I listen to all genres of music and am pleased to say these are the best speakers I've owned. The highs are very clear and do not muddy until volume is well beyond a safe volume. The mids are well delivered for not being externally amplified. I only have a KDC-BT955HD head unit powering them. The lows leave something to be desired as with all unamplified speakers. I have them rounded out with an 8" JL Audio W3V3 subwoofer in a factory sealed box powered by an Alpine MRP-500 and the combination is perfect. Very highly recommended. Pros: Clear highs, powerful mids, excellent sound without an amplifier. Cons: My only con is the absent lows which could be fixed if I amplified the speakers.
Infinity good sound without amp Written By Jeff r 2011 ford fx4 f-150 super crew, Wilmington, DE on Wednesday, January 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Speakers are very nice out of the box. It's kind of confusing with the adapter plates on the speakers, your not sure if they stay on or take them off because os the thickness of the originals. I chose to take them off. I did have to go out and buy a 5.5 mm socket for the speaker removal and install. I bought two sets for the front and back. Had to send one set back due to one speaker stopped working. Crutchfield is sending me another set. After the install of the front, wow what a difference between the front and the rear. Can't wait to install the rears when they come in. I am thinking of adding an amp if all goes well to boost the speakers as they should be heard. Be careful tightening the screws for the speaker wires. You have to cut the adapters that they provide to use on these speakers. Pros: Great sound out of these speakers even without an amplifier Cons: A little more depth for the install with these speakers in your ford f-150
Infinity Kappa Written By SJ1234, GA on Saturday, December 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great Sound
WOW these Kappas ROCK!!! Written By JetSetJoe, Brighton, MI on Monday, November 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound from the factory stereo system in my 2012 Ford Expedition EL was pathetic. So I spoke with Cooper at Crutchfield and I told him, "let's do the speakers first". He expressed some concerns about going with the 2 ohm Kappa speakers without an amplifier, but I assured him I would be adding an amp in a few months, and that it would be OK for a while. So I had the Kappa speakers installed, and I was very unhappy with the new sound. So 24 hours later, I installed an Alpine MRP-F450 amplifier that I bought from Crutchfield a few years ago. At 100W RMS x 4 @ 2 ohms, it was a PERFECT spec match for the 100W RMS 2 ohm Kappa speakers. Now it was time for a new sound check...and WOW!!!! I could not believe it was the same Kappa speakers. At both low and high volumes, the sound is so perfectly clear. And when you turn it up, oh boy. Real loud! I will be calling Cooper in a few months to order a double-din headunit that will retain my Ford Sync functions. Or heck maybe I will do it tomorrow! Pros: They sound magnificent. Cons: Absolutely must have an amplifier.
Don't try this at home Written By Redneck Bob, The South on Sunday, November 03, 2013 I put these in my F350 and they sounded decent amped, then I completely dynamatted both doors and they sounded really good. The only thing missing was a nice, high sound stage and good imaging. The speakers in my truck are about knee height so it's tough to bring the sound up. I was gonna upgrade to a component set of these, but those run about $300! I decided to try something stupid and cheap instead. I pulled the stickers off the back of these, cut the little tweeter wire, pulled the tweeter off, and wired it back up with an extra 4 feet to play with. The tweeter wire was through a hole in the center of the speaker and the tweeter was just glued on, so it was a pretty simple job. I put the tweeters on my dash at the bottom corners of my windshield. I honestly thought it would sound terrible without a proper crossover, but it had the same good quality as before.The tweets were a little loud (closer to my head) so I just pushed the little -3dB button and they fell right in line. After testing some locations and angles, I now have a broad sound stage across my dash with the same great Infinity sound quality as always. You would be lucky to find a set of components that sound this good for less than $250. I say these are excellent speakers for the money. I am amazed that they sound so good even after what I did to them. Pros: Sound quality is very good for the price, they separate the instruments well, don't have harshness, can be turned into "components" by a redneck and sound even better, don't cause listening fatigue Cons: The voice range mid can get a bit peaky as is common for 5x7 , they need dynamat to stop resonance in some vehicles, can't be bridged on most 4 channel amps because of the 2 ohm impedence
Great Upgrade Written By MattJ, Ashland, KY on Saturday, October 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I own a 2012 F=150 Super Crew, Replaced all 4 factory what they call speakers with these Infiniti's. AWESOME!! The sound is so much more crisp and clear, the low end isn't the greatest, but for a 6x8 you can't expect the world to change, but it's still a great upgrade. Also, when I received my speakers, one of the tweeters were broken, I called Crutchfield, they are wonderfully great! Within 5 minutes they had a replacement on it's way and completely hassle free. Thanks Crutchfield!! Pros: Great, period Cons: Nadda
Long term test Written By Rex, Arkansas on Thursday, October 24, 2013 This is a long term review of these speakers from 4 years ago. They still had the glass woofer material and 2 ohm impedance but the tweeter was a metal dome instead of textile. I recently replaced the 10 year old infinity kappas with these 4 year old ones in my 2000 F350 with an amp. They still sound as good as when I bought them. They are so powerful that I had to dynamat all inside my doors because my door panel was bouncing on drum kicks. I added a sub and turned my high pass filter on these all the way up (120Hz), but they still put out a lot of bass. I got to listen to this new model and the new tweeter balances them out better, the sound is more natural and smooth. Infinity is great about giving you a good quality sound, like a home theater system. It sounds like my BMW stereo did except it's in a loud old farm truck, and I'm only running 3 speakers versus 11 in the BMW... Pros: Tough, sound ok with no amp, awesome with an amp, powerful enough to run without a sub and be decent Cons: Need dynamat if your car hasn't got good sound dampening
Fantastic speaker! Written By Mitch, Omaha, NE on Monday, October 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Was looking for something to take my Shaker 500 sound out of the stone ages. Sound was very muddy. Always liked Infinity solutions so thought I would give these a shot. WOW what a difference they made!!! I now have great highs and mids and even increased the bass quality quite a bit. I have and will continue to recommend these to anyone! Pros: Direct fit for Mustang 5x7 speakers in doors and rear deck, Drastically improved the sound quality, and can be used if I decide to go with custom amps down the road. Cons: Haven't found any yet!
Perfect Ford Edge factory speaker upgrade Written By Christian, Miami, FL on Friday, October 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These Infinity Kappa 682.11cf are the perfect fit for most Ford Vehicles including the Edge. They sound amazing compared to the factory speakers and will sound even better with an aftermarket amplifier! Highly Recommended! Pros: Perfect Fit, can adjust the tweeter for the perfect sound stage, amazing sound quality! Cons: None
Fantastic replacement for stock F-150 speakers Written By Rob, Fredericksburg, VA on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a 2011 F-150 with Sync and wasnt sure whether to replace the speakers and add an amp later, or go with a helix or other system to optimize the sound from the stock system. I chose to start with these speakers, and it didn't disappoint. The muddy sound is gone, replaced by crisp smooth sound across the range! Next step: amp. But for now I am very about investing in these speakers. Pros: Excellent sound across the audio spectrum, suprisingly good even in the bass range. Highly recommended. Cons: None really. The speakers live up to my expectations. Instructions could be better for putting in the foam at the backside of the speaker, but thats not a big deal at all to me.
works awsome! Written By kungfucious, oceanside ca. on Tuesday, August 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) works great in my 2002 expeditionfor the rear doors, has awesome midbass, and tweeters are adjustable 2 point in the right direction, they took all the power I could throw at them :-) Pros: easy installation great sound love the fact that I can get 2 ohm power! Cons: couldn't find anything bad about them
Infinity Kappa 682.11cf Written By Anonymous, Frederick, MD on Sunday, August 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers, delivery was fast! Pros: Great sound Cons: None
Excellent product! Written By RichM, Rahway, NJ on Thursday, August 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice easy fit , as usual with Crutchfield's recommendation. The sound I wonderful in my Mustang but unfortunately now I MUST replace the front speakers to balance out the prefect rear sound. Pros: Well built, easy fit, great sound! A huge upgrade from the OEM speakers. Cons: None yet. You will have to change/alter how the speaker wires hook up to this speaker since they don't have spade end terminals - they have hole inserts with screws to clamp down the wire. No big deal!
Huge improvement over stock Written By Tyler, walnut creek, ca on Sunday, July 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a 2011 f150 and the stock speakers were horrid. These speakers make me look forward to driving around Pros: Everything Cons: nothing yet
2011 F150 Crew Cab Written By Anonymous, Hurricane, West Virginia on Friday, July 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's sad that you have to replace speakers in a $40,000 truck but we own 2 GM vehicles which made listening to these Ford made in China paper speakers unbearable so on to review I was told by Crutchfield not to buy these speakers if I was not going to amp them which I plan to do later and I always trust and listen to the Crutchfield reps but I have been checking on 6x8 speakers for over a year and had to buy these Infinitys and they are awesome and can't wait to amp them I put 4 in my crew cab and can't understand the people saying they don't have any bass compared to factory speakers they are so clear and have great mid bass with no amp I didn't increase tweeter db button, sorry Crutchfield but I promise I will amp them. Pros: Great clear unbelievable sound Cons: None, PERIOD
Great! Written By Jeff, Red Bay,AL on Saturday, June 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love the high's, I'm getting with these. Pros: easy install, great high's and mid's
Infinity Kappa replacement door speakers Written By Oso, Bakersfield, Ca on Sunday, June 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Way better than the factory door speakers and a perfect fit. Pros: Clear, loud, and great quality Cons: No grill option for my rear doors which dont have panels to cover them.
Nice! Written By Ray, NN on Tuesday, June 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed fronts in my Mazda 3 during my lunch hour today. WOW, huge difference. Another set on order for the rear doors. Man the stock speakers are junk! :) Wow, Wow, Wow!!! Goes nice with my new Sony head, now to save up for the AMP and Dynamat and the little 3 will be rocking to RUSH on the USB stick twentyfour-seven :)
Great Speakers for the Price Written By AnthonyC, Florida on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers for the $. They don't beat out some full component sets I have seen and owned. They are enough to fill the cab of my F-150 XLT ext cab without using any rear speakers. I would recommend them. Pros: Loud, clean, full lows and mids Cons: Highs are lacking and can be tinny at times
90 Mustang GT Written By Chuck, Ohio on Thursday, May 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Makes nice crisp sound and louder than expected even knowing I was putting out relativly low power from the reciever without amps. Pros: directional sound from the centers Cons: Kind of deep, watch for tight fits.
Infinity speakers will always set the mark of excellence. Written By Tom R, Apopka, Fl on Saturday, May 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These Kappas are the Bose of auto speakers. Sound quality is unsurpassed. Pros: Everything. Cons: You have to pay for quality.
F150 FX2 Written By Jammer80, DFW, TX on Monday, May 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound quality is excellent when compared to factory speakers. These don't have quite the amount of bass as the factory speakers running off just the factory HU, but the quality of sound is 10x better than with factory. Maybe they need more time to "break-in" for some of the lower notes? Future plans are to run an amp to these to boost their sound. Going to install a small sub to take care of the lower notes. Pros: Great Mids and Highs Easy to Install Cons: Need to run these with an Amp to take full advantage of their capabilities
infinty 5x7 kappa Written By Anonymous, ohio on Monday, May 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers!! Kind of wish they came with grilles though Pros: crystal clear Cons: no grilles
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With political and social upheaval sweeping the Middle East, Israel is threatened by a tsunami of hand-wringing, angst-ridden warnings of impending doom. New York Times Jerusalem bureau chief Ethan Bronner summed up the situation in this news analysis over the weekend. Here is Reuters' Crispian Balmer on the issues a week earlier, and here's Haaretz's Amir Oren the day before that.
There are basically four main worries: Bronner sums them up neatly:
As angry rallies by Egyptians outside the Israeli Embassy in Cairo this week have shown, Israel's relationship with Egypt is fraying. A deadly exchange of rockets fired at southern Israel and Israeli airstrikes on Hamas-controlled Gaza this week showed the risk of escalation there. Damaged ties with Turkey are not improving. Cooperation with the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank seems headed for trouble.
Possible solutions all carry their own down-sides. Turkey insists its ties with Israel won't improve unless and until Israel apologizes for the deaths of the nine Turks killed in the storming of the Mavi Marmara last year, but Jerusalem doesn't want to because it feels it has nothing to apologize for. Security cooperation with the Palestinian Authority depends on restoring diplomatic momentum toward a peace agreement, but the Palestinians are headed down a dangerous unilateral road via the U.N., and they say they won't come back to the table unless Israel either halts settlement construction or agrees to base future borders on the pre-1967 armistice lines. Israel was committed to do both in the 2003 Road Map but the government finds both unpalatable.
And then there's this: As Bronner reports,
Last weekend, officials were contemplating a major military assault on Gaza. But that plan was shelved by the crisis that emerged with Egypt, by the realization that Hamas itself was uninvolved in the terrorist attack and by the worry about how such an assault would affect other countries' views during the United Nations debate of a Palestinian resolution in September.
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re: CC at parades I do it, my instructor told me that you have to be a participant of the parade to not be able to carry. There's definitely some grey areas the way that law reads. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by MrLSU on 2/6 at 3:24 pm to Homme Formidable Carrying a concealed weapon in Orleans Parish regardless of whether you have a permit or not during a designated parade event and in the designated parade route is an instant Felony possession of a firearm. I wouldn't recommend carrying because Orleans Parish is known to arrest people just for revenue.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 2/6 at 3:28 pm to MrLSU quote: I thought I saw, they made several arrests for this, during the weekend of parades held in New Orleans the weekend before the Super Bowl. I'm almost positive the NOPD and Orleans DA see the law as applying to anyone AT a parade. Good luck with a defense trying to argue otherwise based on the letter of the law, I suppose. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Meauxjeaux on 2/6 at 3:30 pm to Homme Formidable The laws reads "in" the parade. Just like "in" a courthouse or "in" a sheriff's office. I would interpret that as being good to go for carrying while standing on the sidelines watching a parade pass. How it is (or has been) interpreted I do not know. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by KG6 on 2/6 at 3:35 pm to Bleeding purple quote: I may be an over-thinker, but when you have that many people drinking, stupid shite can happen. I've never gotten in fights or anything close to that, but It's not out of the realm of possibility that some drunkard could try and start something through no fault of my own. If police get involved, I don't want to be in that position. This post was edited on 2/6 at 3:36 pm Reply Back to Top |
quote: I'll be attending a daytime parade with small children. I doubt that I would need to pull a gun on anyone at noon, but like the OP said, I don't like the idea of walking down those side streets back to the car with no defense other than a knife and pepper spray. I can say with certainty though that even if I'm carrying, I'm not pulling the gun over a drunk wanting to fight me. We all know that it would be worth the charge if we used the concealed gun to save a life. The real worry is getting spotted somehow. Then you'd be facing a felony charge for no good reason. The "Orleans Parish" will prosecute even though the law says "in a parade" pisses me off to no end. I like living in the country for a reason. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by bapple on 2/6 at 4:18 pm to Homme Formidable quote: This is how I interpret it too. So what is the official "area" of the parade if you're not supposed to carry "at" a parade? Is it a mile radius? Is it 1000 feet? There are too many questions. If you're simply going to be on public property next to the parade, then go ahead and carry. Concealed means concealed. If you're in the parade, leave the gun in your truck and go get shitfaced. Reply Back to Top |
wow, this should end well. I'd suggest you go to the FQ side of Canal for Endymion. Always a bunch of little shits over there that might need a lesson from a CC badass. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by TigerDeacon on 2/6 at 4:25 pm to Mung quote: Reply Back to Top |
quote: I'm not saying I will pull the gun on a drunk. I'm just saying if the police get involved and for some reason search me, even though I wasn't really causing any drama, I don't want to be found with a gun illegally. It's the same reason I understand why you shouldn't carry at a bar. Stupid situations are more likely happen even when you are trying to stay away from them (which should always be the case when carrying). But, in the case of a parade, I will be walking places that I would rather have my gun. This post was edited on 2/6 at 4:34 pm Reply Back to Top |
quote: Here we go... Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tigerpaw123 on 2/6 at 4:47 pm to KG6 quote: remember you have to declare you have a gun whenever you are approached by a LEO when they are in the line of their job, so so if you witness something or are questioned about anything you would have to declare and then the can of worms is opened Reply Back to Top |
Posted by KG6 on 2/6 at 4:49 pm to Tigerpaw123 ExactlyReply Back to Top |
I have no dog in this fight, but do you think criminals care that parades are gun free zones? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by 007mag on 2/6 at 7:26 pm to Tigerpaw123 quote:If you can't attend a parade safely without breaking the law and jeopardizing your freedom to CC then don't go. Even if legal I'm not sure Id carry in a crowd where people shoving and snatching for beads could cause me to possibly drop my weapon. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tigerpaw123 on 2/6 at 7:34 pm to 007mag quote: This is the question, is it legal? This is a grey area and people just giving opinions. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by brass2mouth on 2/6 at 7:37 pm to KG6 quote: quote: Its also illegal to shoot/mug/rob/beat up people so. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by 007mag on 2/6 at 7:46 pm to Tigerpaw123 quote:That's all I'm doing. If I felt like I would need my gun to protect myself in a particular bar then I'd just avoid that bar since bringing my gun inside is illegal. Same goes for a parade unless I were certain I'm not breaking the law by carrying. Reply Back to Top |
quote: This is all I'm looking for. I know it's not a good idea even if it was legal. I probably wouldn't have done it no matter what the opinion here, but I jut wanted to see what others thought. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by TigerOnThe Hill on 2/6 at 11:30 pm to KG6 KG6, I always thought it meant one couldn't legally cc AT the parade, but dawg23 (who teaches cc classes) said not long ago on this board that it meant IN (as in a participant of) the parade. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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Cleveland plans to recall Josh Tomlin on Tuesday to start against Cincinnati. The move will fill Zach McAllister's vacated rotation spot after he was designated for assignment Friday and eventually optioned to Triple-A Columbus.
Tomlin (5-7, 4.47 ERA) made one start for Columbus on Thursday and allowed two runs -- on solo homers -- but struck out five over five innings. The outing was intentionally limited, Tribe manager Terry Francona said.
"We thought he could wiggle his way through a Triple-A lineup -- because he's smart -- and we didn't want to tax him a lot," Francona said Saturday.
In June, Tomlin worked a brilliant complete game one-hitter against the Mariners, but has since posted a 6.45 ERA and allowed six home runs over his last four starts. In addition to the struggles, the workload has also been a concern for Tomlin, who missed almost all of 2013 while recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Tomlin has already logged 126 2/3 innings between Cleveland and Columbus. But with Justin Masterson a member of the Cardinals and McAllister working through confidence issues on the mound, the Indians will gladly welcome Tomlin back to the rotation if he can regain his effectiveness.
"He's about as accountable as any person you're going to meet," Francona said. "To say we're excited he's coming back is an understatement. It's hard not to pull for him."
Tomlin will likely need a strong performance to win his first start back, because Cincy starter Johnny Cueto (12-6, 2.05 ERA) has been lights-out. In fact, the righty has not allowed more than three earned runs in his past 10 starts -- a period in which his ERA (2.16) has been higher than his season total.
Cueto's numbers are downright impressive. His ERA is good for second place in the National League, and third in the Major Leagues behind Clayton Kershaw and Felix Hernandez. He's also second in the NL and seventh in MLB with 166 strikeouts.
He's carrying a rotation that needs to pick it up a notch if the Reds -- hovering around .500 -- want to make a serious playoff run.
"The only thing that we have to do is just stick together," Cueto said through a translator. "We have to continue to grind and stay competitive."
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Cincinnati manager Bryan Price sensed that his team lost its focus at the plate coming out of the All-Star break.
"I felt like we were swinging to hit, we're hitting to pull and we're hitting to hit the ball out of the ballpark," Price said before Monday night's 5-1 loss to the Indians in which the Reds notched eight hits. "We should hit our fair share of homers, but not with the approach of hitting homers. I believe we made a much stronger commitment to getting back to what we were doing so well in early June and July."
After his team erupted for 15 hits to beat Miami, 7-3, on Sunday, Price was confident that the tide is changing.
"I don't know what happened in those four days off [for the All-Star break], but we kind of lost our feel and approach and mojo," he said. "Looks like it's heading back in the right direction now."
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Designated hitter Nick Swisher was out of Monday's starting lineup due to soreness in his right wrist, which he hurt while swinging in a sixth-inning at-bat against Texas' Yu Darvish on Sunday. Swisher, who has hit .333 (8-for-24) in his past seven games, hoped to at least be available off the bench by Tuesday.
"Hopefully, I'm back in there [Tuesday]," Swisher said. "But, if we need to take a couple days to get it right, we'll do that. We'll be smart about it."
This has been a tough season for Swisher by almost all measurements. He's hitting a career-worst .212, and his OPS has sagged to .622, well below any of his previous numbers. While he's picked up his average lately, the veteran hasn't showed off much power -- he has two RBIs in his past 15 games.
Worth noting
• Tomlin's ERA rose in each of his past four starts, but he's only given up one walk in that span over 22 1/3 innings.
• The 33-year-old Swisher's power has decreased since he signed with Cleveland. He'd averaged 89 RBIs in his final three seasons with the Yankees before dropping to 63 last year, and with 45 this year, he's on pace for a similar total.
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While Canonical is working on tiny bits of Wayland code for upstream, Intel OTC developers and others continue with a bulk of the advancements for Wayland and Weston. One of the latest Intel patch sets is for handling cursor surfaces and animated cursors...
Take that comet cursor!
What about scalable cursors?
You're going to need that when you run it on screens from 1280×720 to 4096x2160 (and later even 7680×4320).
You could do it like Apple does and just have 2 sizes for everything. 1x and 2x.
Don't forget the people with bad eye sight. I vote scalable cursors.
Is it something in the protocol that prohibits the use of .svg or something????
Sorry, your questions are irrelevant.
Cursors are images set by the client which happens to have a pointer in one of its surfaces. It is the same thing like a decorated window is just an image set by the client. Any client is free to draw its cursor in whatever way and size it wants, though in practice, a library is used, that provides a uniform look.
No, the cursor is not drawn by a client into its window image. A cursor is a separate, independent image, positioned by the server.
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To Fart, have flatulance, bad wind etc.
Dude, why did you squeeze cheese - that stinks !
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To make a gaseous expullation, whereas the title refers to the squeezing of buttcheeks together, and the cheesy smell of the gaseous output.
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With a name like that, I don't see it grabbing much traction. Just seems like a very ignorant approach.
And I wanted to know why it's unusable.
This is suggesting you can use such high timer with BFS and it's also suggesting such ability is dumb. Con is a maker of BFS and the patch which allows you to use such high frequency and Ingo is a maker of CFS and he didn't make such funny patch.You: Care to explain what's wrong? I know CFS doesn't allow you to use millions Hz as a timer frequency [wtf is that? this is suggesting that CFS doesn't and BFS does], but some people explained it's a dumb stupid idea.
Don't be kidding me. Didn't I show it's you who had no clue? You were saying I'm FUDing while I just pointed to your problems with KDE. I was talking about your problems with KDE and unstable graphic drivers you were using to point it can be your fault when comes to your CFS problems. You said later BFS fixed them, but you meant it fixed different problems from the future which you mentioned later. Con should make some notice BFS can really brainf*ck your brain...Stop trying to weasel out of it with "but I didn't mean that, it's your fault for thinking that". Be a man. Say "I'm sorry, I miscommunicated it, so here's what I meant."
While it's about BFS it didn't stop you from bashing CFS. Con is a BFS maker and some can consider BFS is some kind of a toy while Con allows you to do such funny things like setting timer to 10KHz. Just a tiny "suggestion".So, what is it that you meant? And how does what you meant bear any relevance to this thread (which is about BFS and not some random, highly specialized, special circumstances, HZ altering -ck patch.)
With a name like that, I don't see it grabbing much traction. Just seems like a very ignorant approach.
Maybe it's not Jack itself, but the whole audio chain, from the synths up to Jack. Lots of processes involved. With BFS, I can use 64 frames/period, no problem and no audio drops. Total latency of everything combined is well under 6ms. With CFS, it craps out as soon as I actually start playing some synths and CPU load rises. I have to raise latencies up to 15ms to make it work reliably.
It's really like day and night.
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I don't get why so many people are talking about these benchmarks being "useless" because they are missing the point of BFS.
I think, it is interesting to see how much raw performance you sacrifice (or even gain) when changing to BFS. These benchmarks suggest it's mostly a pretty good deal. Just maybe not for apache.
I stopped using BFS when i did benchmarks with i7-880. With an E8400 BFS improved compile speed, but with HT it did not matter at all if BFS was used or not. Also desktop performance improved a lot with mainline kernels. Basically i see no specific reason to patch a kernel, maybe increase HZ for better reaction time, but thats all.
I've been using BFS for about a year on one of my machines, and yes it certainly feels more responsive when I do many cpu intensive tasks (rendering, encoding etc), however I'm using two other systems aswell with cfs and it's not like they are in any way unuseable, even under heavy load. So can we please pull back a little on the exaggerations? Also, as for the kernel shipping with cfs, is that surprising? AFAIK the main areas where Linux is used is where throughput is favoured over responsiveness. Having both schedulers available is great, so why fight!?


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Texans signed OLB Whitney Mercilus to a four-year, $26 million contract extension through 2019.
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Motorola Networks Sector's Executive VP and President Edward D. Breen will succeed Robert L. Growney as president and COO of Motorola Inc. Growney will retire next year.
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Helen Hunt directs herself in this story of a brittle New York book editor who begins healing old wounds by learning how to surf.
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Pat is curiously confident and upbeat for a man just released from a mental hospital and under a restraining order from his wife. That's because he's determined to repair the damage he's done to his life and surprise everyone by moving ever onward and upward. His motto is, "Excelsior!" What stage of bipolar disorder would you guess he's in?
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Tiffany thinks she and Pat should have sex. Pat objects. He doesn't want to be unfaithful to his ex-wife. Tiffany's eyes narrow. We realize Pat doesn't have a chance. This all builds up into a classic screwball comedy situation in which two bets are inspired — one involving an Eagles-Cowboys game and the other involving a ballroom dancing contest that Tiffany has forced Pat to join her in with a form of emotional blackmail.
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I love actors. I've been on an almost lifelong journey with Robert De Niro, and feel intimately familiar with him as an actor (not as a person). Here his work unobtrusively charmed my socks off. He's harmlessly obsessed with the Eagles, gratefully in love with his wife and cluelessly supportive of his son, who he doesn't realize is an apple who has fallen very close to the tree.
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