What Your Take on, INFINITY Reference 6802CF

[BlownEARdRUMS 10+ year member]

What’s everybody’s take on the INFINITY Reference 6802CF, SQ and power handling wise

Speaker Specifications:

Speaker Size 5" x 7" / 6" x 8"

Design 2-way

Tweeter Design UniPivot rotating tweeter

Sensitivity 92dB

Frequency Response 49Hz - 21kHz

RMS Power Handling 60 watts

Peak Power Handling 180 watts

Impedance 4 ohms

Top Mount Depth 2-9/16"

Bottom-mount depth N/A

Cutout Dimensions 5 1/2" x 7-3/16"

Thanks A Bunch

Brad

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[Ruffy 10+ year member]

What’s everybody’s take on the INFINITY Reference 6802CF, SQ and power handling wiseSpeaker Specifications:

Speaker Size 5" x 7" / 6" x 8"

Design 2-way

Tweeter Design UniPivot rotating tweeter

Sensitivity 92dB

Frequency Response 49Hz - 21kHz

RMS Power Handling 60 watts

Peak Power Handling 180 watts

Impedance 4 ohms

Top Mount Depth 2-9/16"

Bottom-mount depth N/A

Cutout Dimensions 5 1/2" x 7-3/16"

Thanks A Bunch

Brad

I like how they sound and look. Although they're very bright. Harsh Harsh tweets. And everyone would say there are better items out there for that price-range.

 

[Phrozt 10+ year member]

I like how they sound and look. Although they're very bright. Harsh Harsh tweets. And everyone would say there are better items out there for that price-range.

Yep.. I'd agree with every word.

 

[mach999 10+ year member]

Yep.. I'd agree with every word.

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[B.S.tallman 10+ year member]

good speaker, but i think there are better out there. i like the polk db 5x7 better, and i really liked the MTX 5x7 we used to carry. good speaker but i think there are better out there. Another question is why settle for a 5x7/6x8 when a simple baffle will allow you to put in a 6 1/2 in the same location, then you can mount the tweeter from a component set in the same baffle or in the a pillar for the best sound. Do not limit yourself to factory speaker sizes, for al little work better sound can be had.