Kenwood KFC-415C 160W 4" x 10" 2-Way Speaker System for an Enhanced Audio Experience

Amazon Customer: Worked. Direct factory replacement

Canada on Sep 14, 2023

Person: Replaced a stock dash speaker in a 1978 k5 blazer. For only one speaker it is not too bad.

United States on Feb 26, 2023

GDubGDub: The Kenwood KFC 415C’s are are great upgrade to those old OEM 4x10” speakers. I installed these in my ‘92 Chevy S10 single-cab and they sound great. All I need now is a better stereo and amp!

United States on Aug 16, 2022

Mike: Exactly as described with quick shipping

Canada on Jan 27, 2022

Michelle: Work great with no issues

Canada on Aug 30, 2021

Alex Peebles: 4x10s are always a mixed bag of cats. These sound good, but there's not a lot of bass response to them without a lot of EQ tuning. Otherwise these work really well in the rear deck of my '87 Regal; however the stock brackets do not fit without a lot of modification as the magnet is larger than OE and the plastic face of the speaker is much thicker. I ended up using #6 screws and nuts with holes that a previous owner thoughtfully provided in the rear deck to secure these. The magnet is not interfering with the crossbars in the trunk which is great.

Overall I am happy with the performance and fit of the speakers and definitely recommend them.

Canada on Mar 28, 2021

Nicolas Bopp: I bought these for my 87 and 90 suburbans. They fit the factory holes perfect my only problem was getting them mounted. They don't mount like the factory ones and I didn't expect it to I was hoping for a little more hardware than what it came with. I ended up making my own mounting brackets and got them in.

My package came with 14ft of red and grey speaker wire, 14ft of blue and grey speaker wire, 8 screws and 8 J clips for the screws and the speakers of course.

Most people say 4x10 speakers are horrible but the sound quality was really good for the oddball size. I have not complaints about sound quality sounds like a new car.

United States on Feb 17, 2021

Corey Paulhus: Easy mount straight drop in great sound worth the money

Canada on Jul 09, 2020

DillonDillon: I needed a speaker for behind the seat in my 1980 Chevy dually. I couldn't find a set that was worth anything so after reading reviews, someone mentioned these worked for behind the seat. Included are pictures of my speaker frames. Factory frames aren't 4x10, so a little massaging is needed to fit. I had to trim about an 1/8th inch off of either side and it fit snug. You will have to use new screws for mounting as they do not line up with factory holes for the original speakers. The grill sits about a 1/4 inch above the frame with speaker installed, so you may have to fab a spacer to allow it to sit. Will follow up with results when installed and working.

United States on May 10, 2020

Amanda in Colorado: 1995 Tahoe install. These are the only speakers I know of that fit. They sound good, not much better than the factory ones. I did a little research and it seems these are the ones to buy: right size and screws line up right. Like another review said, they fit (almost). These are just a little deeper so they need to be spaced out from the mounting plate by a 1/4" or so. When I installed mine, I did not use any type of spacer. I just started screwing them in with the new longer screws. I tried to keep the space pretty even as I went and only tightened a little at a time. Also, polarity isn't an issue. It doesn't matter which wire goes to which side. Works either way. The factory harness doesn't match the tabs on the new speakers. Just cut the wires, twist them thru the hole in the speaker tab, tape, install. It's low voltage speaker wire after all. All in all it took me 30 minutes to install the first one, 15 to install the second. The tools you need are a 7mm socket to remove the 4 screw from the factory speaker, a utility knife to strip the wires back, electrical tape to wrap around the wires, and a phillips screw drive to install the new screws. In order to get the covers off...

United States on Apr 22, 2017