Infinity Reference 6022i 6-1/2" 2-way car speakers For 6-1/2" and 6-3/4" openings at Crutchfield.com

I put these in. As for prices:

Infinity Reference 6022i 6-1/2''/6-3/4'' 2-way Speakers - 6022I - Buy.com

This is $7 more than I paid. Infinity has a new model, so these are all close outs.

GREAT speaker. The mid-bass is awsome.

 

When I installed my unit I could not figure out how to make the sleeve stay in place either. I tried bending the various tab on the sleeve but none would really bite into the plastic housing like the tabs on the OEM radio do along the side. What I ended up doing is getting a very small sheet metal screw and driving it between one of the gaps along the tab in the middle of the sleeve into the plastic housing. I chose the bottom to do this it appeared to have the most slop to slide my radio over the head of the screw. Worked pretty well.

 

I purchased the Ipod adapter and it works very well. The controls take a bit to get used to on the front panel that operate the Ipod, but I am satisfied with my purchase.

 

My unit gets warm also. I noticed this after ejecting a CD to put a different one in. The one I removed was pretty warm. One can only hope it was designed to operate like this.

 

I did purchase and install this unit in my Crossfire. I connected to the existing cabling and did not bypass the amp. I also installed the capacitors on the speakers in the door. It took a little over a hour to do both upgrades.

I think the radio sounds as good as the OEM radio. I actually was very please with the sound of the original radio but was not happy that it did not have an aux input for my satellite radio and Ipod. So the reason for my purchase was for the additional capability this radio offered at a very reasonable cost.

Since installing the capacitors the base is much cleaner and not muddy. After some tweaking of my base settings I think I can actually feel the woofers behind me.

I did miss this radio does not have any presets for radio stations and does not have the capability to display radio and song information on the display transmitted from the radio station. You can manually label the station but to me it is a pain. It also does not display the track data for CDs or the Ipod (I also purchased the Ipod adapter). Just a FYI in case you like those features.

 

Umm sooo it has all of those abilities... lol read the manual...

 

Maybe I should clarify the preset statement. What I meant to say was preset buttons on the front. You can set your stations but have to surf through them instead of just hitting a button.

I did miss the ID3 tag on/off for mp3 and wma, so I will check that out.

Still not sure that you can display the information for the radio stations and songs that are transmitted. If you know give me a clue. I did look through the manual several times.

Thanks