🔊 6" Portable PA Speaker with 8 Ohms Impedance & 50 Watts Peak Power - Indoor/Outdoor PA Horn Speaker - Mounting Bracket & Hardware Included - Pyle PHSP4 White Review

Heavily stressed, distorted, sloppy speaker and wheezing Appears poorly built, sounds like a bad speaker. Wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Not worth a dime.

Quite loud for a weak little speaker. I say weak because it's cheap plastic. Sounds loud and clear. I use it to play music in the front grille of my car and it gets pretty loud, especially for $20, you can't beat it.

I bought these to use with an electronic dialer and the mount looks good, they sound good. The only complaint is that the wire is very thin, maybe 20-22 gauge? I'm worried about how it will hold up with constant movement etc. I put heat shrink tubing on the wires to strengthen them.

Everything arrived as expected. Popped it in my '97 Jeep Grand Cherokee and hooked it up to the radio and this joker is loud. The sound quality is great and the durability should be great as it's under the hood where heat can get to it and everything and it still looks like it did when you bought it.

Not loud at all. I use it for car radio. No, that's not what it's made for, but sound is sound, it's voice or music. I even tried connecting it to a small amp but the sound quality was still poor. I would recommend spending a little more money and getting something better.

They are plastic but work well. I use them to play a Dawn song to try and incorporate the Purple Martins. I placed 2 on the bar and pointed them up at a 45 degree angle. I drilled 3/16 holes to keep water out when it rains. So far, so good. This is what I expected and the cheapest I could find.

Wasn't expecting much when I got this. The sound you get from it depends entirely on what you're using to press it. This speaker is very large when you use it in a vehicle. I was struggling to find a place under the hood on my Excursion, so I just mounted it onto the frame from below. I hooked it up to a Uniden Bearcat 990ssb with no problems. I've ridden through a downpour, 2 floods and even to the beach, partially submerged it in salt water and it still does.

I use them with a fun attitude to scare away the deer in my garden - see video. I'm using a 50w per channel class D amp (also an Amazon thing) - a raspberry pi with a garden view camera, two super bright 60w led spotlights with remote control, and I have a raspberry pi that plays loud, ear-cleaving predatory noises. Deer - it works really well! I use one of these IR detectors to spot deer. No, it's impractical and I don't think I'd even want it fully automatic (it gets annoying quickly - and…