JBL Club 964M 6x9" 3 Way Coaxial Car Speakers 85W RMS Pair

Rear deck 6x9s in a sedan are often the only speakers that move air, and factory ones are thin. The JBL Club 964M is a 3 way coaxial pair rated 85W RMS that runs well from head unit power thanks to 93dB sensitivity.

The 3 ohm impedance draws a little more power from a standard head unit than a 4 ohm speaker.

Problems it solves

• Harsh treble from cheap tweeters. An edge driven silk dome tweeter gives a smoother top end.
• Weak bass from paper cones. JBL Plus One cones give more cone area than a typical speaker of the same size, lifting sensitivity and low end.
• Cones that warp in a hot rear window. The damped polypropylene cone is UV resistant and handles heat and humidity.

Club 964M specifications

• Size: 6x9 inch, 3 way coaxial
• Power handling: 85W RMS, 255W peak
• Sensitivity: 93dB (2.83V)
• Frequency response: 50Hz to 20kHz
• Impedance: 3 ohm

Fitment and compatibility

Suits 6x9 inch openings, most often rear parcel shelves. The bottom mount brackets help where the factory hole has no screw points.

What is in the box

• 2 x speakers
• 2 x grilles
• 2 x foam gaskets
• 8 x screws
• 8 x speed clips
• 2 x JBL logo badges
• 2 x bottom mount brackets

Install notes

Check the depth under the parcel shelf against the woofer basket before cutting anything.

Fit the foam gaskets to seal the frame to the shelf, which stops bass cancelling around the edge.

Warranty

This comes with the manufacturer's warranty through the Australian distributor. See the manufacturer's terms for details, plus our guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.

Club 964M FAQs

Do the Club 964M need an amplifier?

No. At 93dB sensitivity they work on head unit power, and they take up to 85W RMS from an amp.

Why is the 964M rated at 3 ohm?

A 3 ohm load draws extra output from head units, which are mostly built for 4 ohm loads.

Are mounting parts included with the 6x9s?

Yes: grilles, foam gaskets, screws, speed clips and bottom mount brackets.

How many speakers come in the box?

Two, as a pair.