🔊 High Performance 1 Inch Tweeter Horn Driver – 200 Watt Power Car Audio Speaker System with Flat Aluminum Voice Coil, Titanium Diaphragm, Wide Frequency Range, and Heavy Duty Magnet – Pyle PDS111 Review

I like these neodymium compression drivers, firstly they don't wear out, secondly they sound decent and the price is amazing. I always have at least four of these with me. I'm a good person if I play a 1 inch horn I add them to the $10 problem solved.

Bought a pair of these to replace the POS piezo drivers in a set of Kustom powered speakers. Surprisingly not bad at all, not as loud as a piezo, but it's no longer like ice picks banging into your eardrums. To be honest at this price point it would be hard to find anything that sounds much better than these, let's see how they hold up.

Unbelievable price! I bought these to replace a faulty compression driver in an old pair of speakers I bought for small gigs. Simple and easy to install and they sound so clean. Not harsh at all, have spent 4-5x as much replacing compression drivers for other boxes I have and they are acoustically similar. Buy a pair and enjoy!

I opened the box and found that the two halves of the driver were not evenly mated. This leaves room for dust and dirt to enter. I do not recommend this "bunch" of junk from China. Very bad quality. The side with the connectors was closed and the opposite side was open. Couldn't bring the two halves together. So it looks like it was glued together and the glue bonded to the separation between the two halves of the body. I won't buy this again.

I have a Pyle portable speaker that had a broken tweeter and the sound quality was poor. After receiving this bad boy a few days after ordering (fast delivery!) it sounded even better and clearer than ever! I actually had to turn down the high frequencies because they were too sharp and, well, amazing! Pyle has not disappointed yet, outstanding and outstanding quality, sustainability and even a better deal than everyone else! Thanks again to Pyle for exceeding my expectations and making quality

Sound is smooth, band happy again. Replaced blown drivers in a pair of Pyle Pro speakers. The originals were apparently irreplaceable. They are the right size at an amazing price and bolt onto existing horns. They're more efficient (louder) than the originals and the overall sound was jarring at first, so I measured each box's frequency response outdoors. I have equipment for that. In the end, a 22 ohm, 50 watt resistor in series with each driver reduced the driver's output power just enough…

A few years ago I bought 2 cheap monitors from a friend. One had a blown horn, the other rumbled, and both were loaded with cheap polyphonic woofers. I only bought them for taxis. Recently I was about to build some near field monitors for our drummer during rehearsals. The woofers were replaced with some older 12" Scorpion Peavey SP-12825's that I had in stock and ordered these PDS111 drivers to see if they would fit as a good horn which is a 4" x 10 plastic lens " which really extends the…