🔍 Optimized for SEO: Dayton Audio DAEX25FHE-4 - 25mm High Efficiency Exciter, 24W, 4 Ohm, Framed Review

I love these speakers. Attached them to pink styrofoam insulation boards and hung them behind the bedroom curtains. Sounds great at 5.1 or 7.1 amps. The included tape is not strong enough to withstand vibration for a month. Tried 3M Extreme. Next stop crazy glue or epoxy.

I added a couple of these to my cockpit seat and they sound fantastic turning the entire side of the seat into a speaker. I just attached them with double sided tape, I didn't have to screw them down which was a big plus. Make sure you place them where you want them the first time. PRO TIP: THEY ARE NOT ALIGNED TO THE RECOVERY LEVEL AFTER ATTACHING

Good quality product, exciter - great price. However, do not buy them from Revain. They're $5 cheaper each from Parts Express direct. When you pay for Prime, you pay double because you've already paid for shipping with your membership. Prime shipping isn't "free," it's a monthly flat rate with a two-day guarantee.

I used them to create guitar pieces that sounded as natural as possible. I'm still waiting for a very good classic body (snap neck), I'll mount them inside, but they also sound great here with a trellis box (lid closed). I used the innards of a $10 bluetooth speaker that only had 2x 5w 4ohm micro speakers and still produced a loud and clear sound. I will definitely prank someone when the broken neck guitar shows up.

the exciters also came from amazon, i tested them for a while and had to glue a new one and no more problems. Bass Speakers I used 2 of these in a science project to build a pair of flat panel speakers and they fill the room with sound. I built a speaker box out of scrap and the 2 speakers really do the job I needed them for, very happy with them and didn't break the bank in the process. All in all no further problems

I happened upon this beautiful gem of a product while assembling my first speaker set and I am extremely pleased with the amazing sound quality results from this particular Dayton Audio Exciter. After doing a little research on the Dayton Audio website on how to use an exciter speaker and placing it on specific materials (wood, plastic, acrylic, etc.) I felt confident enough to design a very decent 96W speaker system to put together. I was able to assemble two speakers, both from a 3/16" piece…

I ordered TWO Dayton audio drivers for a speaker project I had in mind. Can you imagine my disappointment when I opened the boxes and found ONE empty!? I've heard of quality control issues before, but that's a whole other level of opps! The product itself works exactly as you envision it and you can create a unique flat panel speaker with very little effort. In my case I needed a center channel speaker for my bedroom and the thought of using a lightweight panel suspended from the ceiling was…