Visaton R10S 4" Full Range Speaker 8 Ohm

I used a pair of these to refurb a set of vintage two-way speakers that were seriously lacking in a defined midrange. The original drivers were still good, if somewhat old (1960's CTS 12" and 3" tweets) and after some experimenting with the enclosures these went into new cut outs with a closed-back plant pot and damping. They're open backed drivers so there's backwave stuff to consider when doing this sort of upgrade. But anyway, it all worked out! I used a first order crossover to roll these off somewhere down around 800hz and then up at 4500hz to match the older drivers and to eliminate the rather harsh break up of their top end, They worked out so well I would probably use them again for their sweet midrange. Danke bitte!

Exact replacement for W.M. Pwrspkr, except 8 ohm, not 4. 8 won't burn out as easily as 4. Excellent 100%. I paid $11.88 for this, which is what it's worth.

The tower speaker your looking at did not have a speaker on the front bottom, just a dummy plate. Hmmm. OK. So I think to myself. Is it possible to install the appropriate size speaker in place of the dummy that was in there, and hopefully correctly connect it to the one just above it? So I went for it. I purchased this model after I contacted the seller who assured me that the ohms and wattage would be compatible with my tower output. Cool. Super easy to set up. Once it was soldered and mounted, I turned on the tower and crossed my fingers. WHOAH! Not only did it work perfectly, (thank god), it was banging out a massive midrange with a darn good base even for it's 4" inch size. Now. The top three speakers were functioning only as high range tweeters. I realty didn't understand it until this VISATON started to do it's thing with the clear mid range and bass. Totally transformed my tower into a most decent sound pumping unit. Heck, it's worth more now than what I originally paid for it! So. I went and ordered a computer "Gaming" sub woofer for the back of my unit which has a cheapy bass. If it's anything like my "Gaming" PC subwoofer speaker, (which thunders), oh boy! Stay tuned kids.

bought these to replace a 90s radio that was a gift to my father. the were as close to the originals as i could get, the sound is pretty good, not quite as good as what was in the radio originally ( it was fairly high end at the time) but the company no longer made them. i spent a bunch of time researching an these are as close as i was going to get. the sound quality is pretty good, but not stellar once turned out pretty loud, i only had them at about 75% of max and they were starting to get a tad graininy. that said, they are rated with higher peak wattage than the originals so shouldnt have an issue at max. but we wont really use it that high so its not an issue. but for the money, a good deal.

Speaker is fine. Manual that came with my radio ( Kenwood TS-930 ) stated the speaker was a 4" speaker. That turned out to be wrong. I removed the factory speaker and measured it. 3.5" !! Of course the new speaker would not fit the mount and opening. Hooked it up to see how it sounded. Very good audio. Much better than the factory speaker that I accidentally damaged. So, no fault of this speaker. I should have removed and measured the factory speaker first, instead of trusting the manual. I have a 4' enclosure that I can place this speaker in. So, not a loss at all.

Good design, very good quality, good service

I replaced the stock speaker in the power supply for my FTDX101. This speaker has more low end than the stock speaker. It really sounds nice on a good quality signal. Now my Yaesu speaker sounds to me like I thought it should have to begin with.

Tinny...about $5 too expensive. Deserves a tariff!