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I bought a complete set of Boston Acoustics speakers for my F-150 and I love them! The company said they were close-out models but the price was so low I had to get them. I did not upgrade my amp yet but my friend put the speakers in and my truck sounds way better. The sound quality and volume is much better and louder. Sweet job Boston Acoustics!
Living out west and buying from a company called Boston Acoustics, I was prepared to wait a week or better for my goods to arrive. Boy was I surprised when they showed up the next day! Turns out they ship out of CA as well, and for free! Judging by the size of the box, freight couldn't have been cheap, even for a short distance. I don't know how they do it. Product sounds great as always.
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