MCOR AUTOMOTIVE · HERTZ SPEAKER SELECTION
Compare speaker families by your power source, installation plan and listening goals. Then choose the right size and layout. A higher series alone does not establish vehicle fit or amplifier compatibility.
A useful starting point when replacing tired factory speakers and keeping the system straightforward. Hertz designs Dieci speakers for efficient operation from source-unit power; an appropriate amplifier is also an option.
Check mounting depth and factory speaker impedance before ordering.
Shop Dieci speakersCompare coaxials for a combined speaker-and-tweeter location with component systems for separate tweeter placement. Cento and Cento Pro offer different models; match the specific speaker to your available power and installation space.
Compare the CK 165 component system and CPK 165 Cento Pro system, or choose coaxials when that layout fits your build.
Shop Cento speakersFor an enthusiast system where speaker placement, amplification and tuning are part of the upgrade. Choose a two-way or three-way component layout based on the locations you can install properly.
Our existing comparison below explains the MPK 165.3, MPK 165P.3 and MPK 163.3 choices, including their different layouts and impedance requirements.
Compare Mille Pro component systemsHertz’s reference-focused speaker family is intended for carefully planned enthusiast installations. Individual drivers are building blocks, not automatically a complete matched speaker system.
The ML 280.3 Legend tweeter pair needs a compatible system design and appropriate crossover protection. Check exactly what each product includes.
Shop ML 280.3 Legend tweetersChoose fit before a series upgrade. Use the speaker fit guide, then verify depth, adapters, impedance and available power. SPL and marine products serve different applications; use the existing category paths below for those builds.
Compare two-way and three-way layouts, then check your amplifier and mounting space.
These three 6.5-inch component systems use separate drivers and passive crossovers. Choose the layout you can install and the load your amplifier supports.
A separate woofer and tweeter for a two-way system. Plan locations for both drivers and the included passive crossovers.
The 3-ohm two-way alternative. Confirm amplifier compatibility before choosing it; the lower impedance is not a universal upgrade for every radio or amplifier.
Adds a dedicated midrange alongside the woofer and tweeter. Choose it when your installation has suitable locations for all three drivers and the passive crossovers.
A 6.5-inch size is not a vehicle-fit guarantee. Check mounting depth, cutout, adapters, tweeter or midrange locations, and crossover space. Confirm your amplifier supports the chosen impedance. Check your vehicle or ask MCOR for help.
