Indoor / Outdoor PA Horn Speaker - 6.3” Portable PA Speaker with 8 Ohms Impedance & 25 Watts Peak Power - Mounting Bracket & Hardware Included - Pyle PHSP6K, White, 6.3-Inch

I purchased two of these speakers to build a DIY electronic game caller similar to the commercially-available FoxPro units. I am very happy with the result. PROS: - The output is VERY loud, if you supply the correct wattage from an amplifier. - These speakers are made of coated metal and look to be very weather-durable. - The speaker comes pre-wired with a positive and negative lead (approximately 12") which makes connections easy for most small projects. - The mounting bracket is very durable as well, and the angle of the speaker in the bracket is adjustable. CONS: - If you're trying to build something to play music, this may not be the best option. These speakers don't seem to be designed for playing music, as I don't think they have a very full audio range. They do handle speech and animal sounds without issue, but music sounds a little flat. - As they are made of metal, they're a bit heavy, but not so much as to be problematic. OVERALL: - Very good quality, especially for the price. - Would recommend for any type of PA-speaker type project.

Would have given 5 stars if it had a wire and jack attached. Speaker sounds good, good sound with plenty of power. Did have to wire in a 3.5mm jack and 10ft of wire to run this guy where I wanted it on my truck. Using as a public address on my mobile in the F150, President McKinley radio, ran wire through the firewall and mounted under the hood. It’s plenty loud enough to hear probably 50 ft from the truck. Overall I’m pleased and would buy again, wish it had wire and jack though.

Simple to install and its construction is of very high quality. The components are weather-resistant. Despite the weight, the aluminum body adds to its strength and probably its longevity over the next few years. When mounting, I recommend using stock bolts if at all possible. I was lucky to find one bolt inside the engine compartment. After removing this bolt (a zero-day bolt) I cleaned it thoroughly with a degreaser and allowed it to dry completely. I then slathered on a thick coating of red Loctite so that it won't move under vibration. As another user stated, the Pyle horns have "PA" audio-quality. This means that the mids and highs are focused rather than the lows -- so there's virtually no bass; however, despite it's small size (6") it still can put out serious volume given the proper radio and/or amplifier. Very nice add-on piece to my Kenwood VHF mobile radio. Even at maximum volume there's zero distortion.

I bought this speaker for a radio i was building for work and I wanted something loud. My initial thought of the speaker was quite high, the speaker is made out of metal. But after A few minuets of power the speaker quit working. I took the speaker apart and the voice coil is completely burnt. I was very disjointed in the build quality

The speakers are quite compact and sturdy. But they are not very loud. Won't work for the crowd control application for my rocket club. But at the price, I probably will not return them. They will be useful at indoor presentations.

Speaker is a but weak. That said, it's a sturdy metal cone and easy to install. I hooked it up to the PA feature for my CB. While not overly loud, it's loud enough to hear from about 25 ft. It doesn't come with any length of audio cord so that is extra. No big deal. For the price and it's intended use, I'm happy. I wouldn't use this as an emergency public address system like for rolling through a neighborhood advising people of a tornado or anything.

Great speaker, sounds loud and clear mounted on the roof rack of my 2005 Jeep Liberty. For buying one used, i was unsure but it came with the manual and original box and everything. I could hardly tell that it was used. I did have to splice the PA speaker wire to aux cable but that was no big deal. 5/5*

Material is not as strong/solid as thought but sound quality is great