🔊 Pyle PDS182: 1.5 Inch Titanium Horn Driver - High Power Car Audio Midrange/Tweeter System with 240W, Aluminum Voice Coil, 1500Hz-20KHz Frequency, and 102dB Review

Fits snugly in my JBL JRX cases and sounds fantastic. Replaced my burned out 2412H compression drivers with these, and they sound better, and screwed them straight into my waveguides. I've been using them for a long time and they still sound great.

Se escuchan muy bien. Compré un par para usarlos en unos cajones que trae 2 bocinas de 15" c/u pero me tocó ponerlos sin filtros porque con filtros se ollen muy bajitos. , Por ESO ES Que Sólo ice doi 3 estrellas.Si aguantan la batalla, entonces cambiaré la resena.

The tweeter is pretty good for the price. I can play at high volume when needed without distorting the sound coming from the tweeter. I brought two of these and burned them at one of the shows but it was my fault. I've strayed a bit from the volume. Now I'm buying two more of these to replace because I know it's worth it.

I loaned my speakers to a group that needed a sound system for a charity event and in fact they blew my horn on my 15 inch speaker (Monocenes brand). I stumbled across these while shopping for a replacement. I was hoping they would fit based on other reviews and they do. Was hoping they would sound even better than the originals and they did! So, like others here, I had to buy another one for my second speaker. A+. Unlike the bare wire terminals on my last horn, they require special terminal…

I had to replace both compression drivers in my Gemini ES-10P powered speakers because one of them failed. It fit perfectly in the closets without being cluttered and was a definite upgrade. They're more sensitive than the original drivers, so I had to roll off the high frequencies by about 3dB above 3kHz, but they have an extended high-frequency response that sounds good. I ran them with a powered subwoofer at 100Hz with a small dance (about 150 people) and let them run most of the night with…

Now I can hear the highs. I got them to replace broken drivers in my power cabs. You won't find a better replacement for so little money. I won't compare them to drivers that can cost $200+, but for the money this is a great replacement. The original drivers were 30 watts. They are much more efficient and have a higher power rating and sound pressure level. I actually had to boost the highs along with some EQ adjustments to even out the situation. It is better to reduce gain than try to…

Replaced a burned out tweeter in a Behringer speaker. My concerns with the purchase were the fit and the sound quality. Let my research help you. I've found almost all of these screw-in tweeters to be 1-3/8 x 18 TPI and a quick google search will help you make sure they're right for your application. Adhesive is applied to the threads of the Behringer speaker. So if you take it apart, pick it up and turn it, it will require some force to start. In the end I was satisfied with the sound, but I…

Excellent value for money. I bought one as a replacement horn for my behringer 15" PA. It is much better than the original. Sounds very clean and loud. I decided to replace another horn in another speaker because the first one sounded so good I decided to upgrade to a Pyle PDS541 2" titanium horn driver. It costs a little more, has a heavier magnet and a higher power rating. ERROR, I returned it and bought another one of these horn drivers. "This pds182 sounds much better. And it's only $25…