Detail 01
8 ohm
Standard PA load. Two in parallel drop the cabinet to 4 ohms, so check what your amp tolerates.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement 8-ohm PA woofer for a passive cabinet. For techs and DIY builders repairing or rebuilding a live sound box, not a finished speaker.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Standard PA load. Two in parallel drop the cabinet to 4 ohms, so check what your amp tolerates.
Detail 02
Middle-of-the-road efficiency. Reaching high SPL leans on amp watts rather than the driver doing it for free.
Detail 03
A larger coil spreads heat over more area, which matters during long sets at steady output.
Detail 04
Its natural low limit sits near the bottom of bass guitar and kick. Add a sub for anything below.
Detail 05
Built to cover lows and low-mids. Highs come from a separate horn or tweeter in the cabinet.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a PA woofer, so it is voiced and built for sound reinforcement rather than guitar amp duty. For a guitar cab, use a guitar speaker instead.
Its resonance sits at 59 Hz, so useful output tapers off below that. If your material needs deep low end, run a sub underneath it.
Two 8-ohm drivers wired in parallel present 4 ohms. Wired in series they present 16 ohms. Check what your amplifier is rated to drive.
No. It is a raw replacement driver with no amplifier, crossover, or enclosure. You need a passive cabinet and an external power amp.
Reference
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