Review on 🔊 Pyle PHSP5 White Indoor/Outdoor PA Horn Speaker - 8” Portable Speaker with 65 Watts Peak Power and Mounting Bracket Included by Jason Selby

I had a pair of these under my front bumper for 1 year, connected to a 50 watt per leg radio and after a while a 600 watt dual amp. On the radio you could hear them a quarter of a mile, and with an amp another mile, maybe longer, but I know at least a mile. The Pros are very loud, fairly well built, weatherproof, can take a beating in everyday use, good for funk work, but really come alive with a 4 ohm bridge amp (tip: don't put more than 150 watts into 4 ohm bridge) . Cons don't overwhelm too much, break easily if mishandled, don't like bass at all because they dampen vocals, best set at least above 200Hz or block bass, quite large personally so check your order space. Watch my video on YouTube. 8" Horns Pa. White s10s with no amp when I shot this video.